:clap:Looking good there big guy!:thumbup:
It must be true love! :laughing:

 

Top-Notch job Gene:thumbup: 2 thumbs-up!

Oh yeah, you really should bottle up all that "motivation" and sale it on ebay to pay for some more projects in the future:laughing:.

Those rocks/boulders must have been fun to move around too. NOT:no:

 

:thumbsup:some planting done, i love sitting by the stream. a little more to go, but i am almost there.

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HUH? I wanted to see you finally relaxing with a cold one in hand:drink:

 

Ya wheres the pics Gene:laughing:


Dave

 

Whew! I always assume it's just me. :laughing:

 

Sorry about the vanishing act with the photos, i must have moved them around and off they went. Here however are the first ice formations that have occured. I have decided to try and keep the stream running all winter, i am looking forward to seeing how the ice and snow impacts the stream.G -----------I STILL MUST DO FINAL LINER ADJUSTMENTS, AND PLANTING IN THE SPRING.

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Sorry about the vanishing act with the photos,....I STILL MUST DO ..... PLANTING IN THE SPRING.

As I looked at *most* of the pictures :whistling....I though:
That "landscaping" is going to be a bi otch to maintain!

What's the plan for plantings? Ferns and palm trees?

 

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The water is flowing under a thin sheet of ice

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Beautiful Gene!I wish I had your energy.:laughing:

 

Thanks Joe, i wish i had the energy i used to. 20 years ago i was a carpentry MACHINE :laughing:.

BTW JOE, Very nice website you have !!!!!

 

Really cool. :notworthy:clap:
Have the heron been back?
I see the brass buddy there.

Leaving it run may prove a costly
experiment though.
Neither the pipes nor the pump
will like having ice form inside.
At some point the water will cease
to exist as a liquid. :laughing:

 

Really cool. :notworthy:clap:
Have the heron been back?
I see the brass buddy there.

Leaving it run may prove a costly
experiment though.
Neither the pipes nor the pump
will like having ice form inside.
At some point the water will cease
to exist as a liquid. :laughing:

No sign of the Heron, we only have small fish left, so the Heron is not as interested. Regarding your concerns about freezing, i was assuming that as long as i can keep it running constantly, it could not freeze enough to compromise the system. Am i wrong? G

 

Very nice!!! The overflowing well is a nice idea, never seen that before...the gargoyle on the roof peak is a cool touch:thumbup:

 

looks really good.

If I buy the stuff will you come and show me how to do this?

I'm a lot like your brass bird there. I notice that in every pic he is in he is setting on his ass. Just don;t have the get up and go to take on a project like that.

The end of the run; why didn't you make a larger pond there. A pond looks more natural and if large enough can have fish.

(hey guys, if this works, I'll let you know so you can get gene to build a stream for free at your house too!!!)

 

What kind of liner material did you use??? Have you looked at using Polyurea over Geotextile? Work looks great. I do some stuff with a high ranked Koi Pond builder on the West side of the US. They do some big pond work. Keep up the good work.