Overhead power lines and pond...
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PineRidge
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So the obvious question is where did you dispose of all the spoils Gerard?
Nice looking pond, how deep is it? Will you be stocking it for fishing?
Nice looking pond, how deep is it? Will you be stocking it for fishing?
have_blue
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Hey, hurry up and plant grass and the power company workers will scratch their heads and shrug their shoulders and think they had a senior moment.
Or you could always blame it on erosion or soil subsidence. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Or you could always blame it on erosion or soil subsidence. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Junkman
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I believe that calling it a sink hole will cover all bases.... /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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GerardC
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<font color="blue">....where did you dispose of all the spoils Gerard? </font>
The front yard was pretty low so it's spread throughout the front yard, mostly by the garage and then around the perimeter of the pond. There is at least 4 feet of fill in spots next to the garage (compare photos).
As for depth and fish, it's only about 5 feet deep so I don't think that fish would do well in it (winters) unless you know something about what kind of fish that would.
The front yard was pretty low so it's spread throughout the front yard, mostly by the garage and then around the perimeter of the pond. There is at least 4 feet of fill in spots next to the garage (compare photos).
As for depth and fish, it's only about 5 feet deep so I don't think that fish would do well in it (winters) unless you know something about what kind of fish that would.
