The Never-Ending Project

[27goldfish]

Here Is mine. As you can see, at one time it was small!!

 

[addy1]

very nice your 27 gold fish must be happy

 

[27goldfish]

unfortunately I lost them last year to a faulty tube of liner patch glue. It was a very sad day. Watched them go one by one :*(

 

[addy1]

aww darn

 

[27goldfish]

Updated pic, taken from my iPhone!!!


http://s160.photobucket.com/albums/t181/blackabbydog/?action=view&current=pondnew.jpg

 

[j.w]

That looks so nice

 

[Olee]

Hope you don't sleep walk out that door....lol

 

[Nova]

Very nice pond, I like the rock edge.

 

[sissy]

nice pond and if she did sleep walk out the door she would fall over the bench first anyway .Like the really larger rock you put around the edge

 

[hotspurdotus]

Looking good, 27. How about some close-ups pics?

 

[27goldfish]

If HE, being me, sleep walks out that door, I wont be asleep for long :bowdown: I can try to get some close ups after I mow. Been busy all week and now it is suppose to rain for the next four days. So, mowing will be the first thing I do The stone is called Viking stone, at least at the quarry I got it from. $30 a ton. Hand picked and loaded into my jeep.

 

[sissy]

It has been raining here for 2 days already and still cannot mow my yard is a front slopping yard and mower would slip down the hill.I would not want to slip on a lawn mower on this hill

 

[27goldfish]

I just don't want the clumps of mowed grass

 

[sissy]

Just went out to check my lawn and water squishes up between your toes and it is just soaked and needs mowed badly but can't do it .It is supposed to rain off and on all week and nothings getting done .I have 3 acres and it takes time

 

[talal101]

Viking stone must be another name for a more common named stone, it looks very beautiful and I love the color and texture....I will have to look into that when it comes time to pick rock....the last few days have been heck with my pond constuction, I have a half foot layer of very very dense clay and rock about 6 inches in to the ground and getting machinery into the backyard is impossible so now I have to dig it very slowly and it's taking forever. We thought about using a tiller to loosen up the ground but of course it had to stop working when it was needed most. And wow I could not imagine mowing such a slope with rain that would be very dangerous and very scary, because one slip and those 4 spinning blades will really cause fatal injuries