Ponds with rubber liners forum: A one day pond adventure.
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| I didn't document the creation of my little pond. It was a day of frustration, and I needed to blow off steam. I had a waste spot in the woods, just sand and weeds and brush, and the day of frustration was channeled into digging a little pond. The idea had been percolating for a bit, of course, but I just never got up the courage to pursue it. I dug down 4', about 5' in diameter, and then added a shallower extension about 2' x 3' that slope to about 8" depth. Luckily I could purchase a rubber liner locally. And I had an old carpet I wanted to dispose of. The carpet went into the hole first, to protect the liner from sharp sticks or pebbles. Then the rubber went on. I had scavenged rocks for awhile, and by the end of the day I had my little pond filled and mostly edged with rocks.
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| Dorothy Very beautiful. Do you know how many gallons this pond is? visit my cubit http://cubits.org/heucheras/ |
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