Building a pond/pond-less waterfall article
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You gonna build one Lou?
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I love pondless the noise but not the work plus you could have a nice long stream to enjoy if you want one .I saw a lot of them on you tube .
No, I saw the article while roaming around the spider web. ( spider grin )j.w said:
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I would love to put one down a piece of my front yard and if I had not done the pond I think I would have went that way but with electric rates going up not sure about the cost to even run a low energy pump .
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I bet most of his budget went to cement and rocks and people who build them for you .I bet you could build similar with a liner and big barrel for holding tank .Rocks would be the most and guessing could be as cheap as 300 hundred dollars .4500 seems like a lot to me .