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Sep 12, 2024
5:43:32pm

CarolinaCoug Truly Addicted User

Just let it dry up and fill it in

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CarolinaCoug

Bio page: CarolinaCoug
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Last login: Sep 20, 2024
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We have a pond in the back corner of my yard that I hate. Too much work.

HingleMcCringleberry

Sep 12, 5:30pm

How big and where does the water come from?

Conan

Sep 12, 5:32pm

Hm… I think it’s like 500ish gallons? And it’s just filled up manually.

HingleMcCringleberry

Sep 12, 5:33pm

Just let it dry up and fill it in

Sep 12, 5:43pm

Don't do this.

Conan

Sep 12, 6:11pm

Natural spring. Roughly 3 acres.

Longseason

Sep 12, 5:41pm

Is it spring fed? Otherwise..let it dry ip and fill it in

Sep 12, 5:32pm

It's not a terrible job to do it. I have done it. Put one in and taken it out

crimedog

Sep 12, 5:34pm

I think my main problem is there are some really big boulders

HingleMcCringleberry

Sep 12, 5:35pm

leave the boulders, make a rock garden around them. different color rocks for a stream

crimedog

Sep 12, 5:36pm

RE: I think my main problem is there are some really big boulders

RoaroftheCougartails

Sep 12, 6:37pm

Turn the boulders into a rock crawler(RC) course or something else

Sep 12, 6:45pm

Yes, any decent landscaping company can do that kind of work.

volleyjiver

Sep 12, 6:53pm

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