Si’s Pond
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..as long as you put them to good use, I might be persuaded
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Pond envy!! I got it baaad!!!
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@Ruth decided to go for the ''stand-up'' version, raised above ground. Not sure whether 'digging a hole' would already be the first problem, where she is
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I'd just plant it out fairly heavily, give it a couple months add fish.Ruth wrote: ↑Wed Apr 15, 2020 20:56 pm .
You showed me yours so I’ll show you mine!! . It goes down a bit. Waaay smaller than yours and not as natural, but I have some water beetles, wriggly things, brown swimming specks and an ugly nymph thing! There’s also a local cat who frequents for a drink if that counts as wildlife!
... and @Ruth don't be tempted to overfed.
WARNING - DO NOT BREED, FEED OR PET THE PUDDLE!
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That's nice. How was it built? I'm thinking I need to add yours on top of mine and slap some windows on the side too!Ruth wrote: ↑Wed Apr 15, 2020 20:56 pm .
You showed me yours so I’ll show you mine!! . It goes down a bit. Waaay smaller than yours and not as natural, but I have some water beetles, wriggly things, brown swimming specks and an ugly nymph thing! There’s also a local cat who frequents for a drink if that counts as wildlife!
What size is it? Doesn't look much smaller.
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How was it built?! My friend came round with old sleepers he had lying around, eh dug down a bit, and eh built the pond and um... there it is! I made him coffee and cheese and Branston sandwiches!
Hope that helps!! . I’ll measure tomorrow.
Hope that helps!! . I’ll measure tomorrow.
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Those sandwiches, eh? Who could resist?
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I could, raw cheese gives me migraines......