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![]() Broke ground in July 2009 and it's been an ongoing project. Everything was done by hand. There's no shortage of rocks in this country so I decided to use mostly fieldstone. I'm lucky enough in my line of work to be able to pick any good looking rocks from the roadsides in my area. I also have a couple of co-workers with massive rockpiles on their land. I can't imagine what I would have paid if I had to buy all of them. Rocks at landscape stores aren't cheap. Alot of the aquatic plants were hand gathered as well. Cattails, reed grasses and others from sloughs and ditches helped to cut down the costs.
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![]() Awesome! Ya I know what it's like to dig giant holes in the ground.. I hate clay. HATE.
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![]() PS. Love your tiger lillies. And that hill must be a bitch to mow!!
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![]() To say the least!
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![]() I was going for 4 feet in the deepest part but I hit sand at 40". It's about 38-39" with the underlay and liner in which is more than enough.
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![]() Very nice! Thanks for sharing!
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![]() Nice. Mine is 24" (mainly for the sake of my young kids), but I'm thinking of renovating mine next year to add another foot.
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![]() I have a locking chain link fence to keep mine out.
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