EddieWalker
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Beautiful. Love the way they accent your lawn!!!!!
Eddie
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MossflowerWoods Dry Creekbed project
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Mousefield
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Nice looking job. Thanks for posting so many good pics. :applause:
Always nice to see how and what others are doing, good way for us to learn.
Always nice to see how and what others are doing, good way for us to learn.
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MossflowerWoods
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forgeblast said:
ForgeBlast,
No big rain since I started last weekend... and the pond is about a foot lower than the headwater!
I hope it holds!
David
brin
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David,
Nice job, lots of work and so you know, you are blessed to have that many rocks....around here in my part of Ga. that quantity of rocks would be pricey.....
Nice job, lots of work and so you know, you are blessed to have that many rocks....around here in my part of Ga. that quantity of rocks would be pricey.....
forgeblast
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I am sure it will hold, I am just thinking that after a rain driving over the rocks may push them into the mud and some settling will occur.
We did something similar (we needed to control run off of water down a slope) except we put in the 4'' per pipe, and covered it in gravel and then
the first idea was to do exactly what you did with the stone, but then i ended up having a lot of extra stone and so I built a wall over it and put a planting bed in front of it. Its held up over 100 year flood events.
We did something similar (we needed to control run off of water down a slope) except we put in the 4'' per pipe, and covered it in gravel and then
the first idea was to do exactly what you did with the stone, but then i ended up having a lot of extra stone and so I built a wall over it and put a planting bed in front of it. Its held up over 100 year flood events.
toppop52
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David, that's a great job! I like the way you worked the tractor into as many shots as possible, too! 
Placing stones that big exactly where you want them can be a task, looks like you got!
Placing stones that big exactly where you want them can be a task, looks like you got!
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MossflowerWoods
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lstinthot
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David,
Project is looking good. I might be wrong, but blueriver may have been referring to the tractors as "girls".
I was in your area this past Saturday, was out on the bike for a few hours.
Happy tractoring!!
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Mike,
I rode for the first time since surgery a week or so ago. I think I'm ready to ride further, like to work and back now... Hand still has issues, but will work the clutch...
David
JDgreen227
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Very workmanlike job, looks professional and sturdy....good work !!!
