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Pond area..
By Lincslass
30 Mar, 2011
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The protective frame makes it ugly, so mega changes to make here as I cannot leave it uncovered....
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What are you planning to do,Linclass,or haven't you decided yet? I can see you need to keep it covered,but could you screen it with plants or tubs,so it is camouflaged from your view?.I'm sure someone will come up with some good ideas..
30 Mar, 2011
I am taking the wooden frame away Bloomer, the intention was to have the pond uncovered sometimes but Brynner,cats and mr heron won`t leave it alone, so I`am putting the netting under the top layer of edging stones......
30 Mar, 2011
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