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Tuesday 11 August 2009
Another bathtub pond.
Here’s a lady after my own heart, an unused bath tub, some tile and slate left over from other projects and…………………………..one garden pond.
That fish looks like it's got a great home. Once I lived next door to a woman who started off having nice little fish in a pond. Well, the pond grew overgrown, and they must have been eating well, for the nice shiny orange fish ended up something like big brown carp. They had gone feral, I think, and one wouldn't have wanted to put one's hand in there. Nice to see some ornamental fish in a pleasant and relaxing setting. Living things to visually please with serenity.
I like that. Very nice. It would still freze where I live unless you added some kind of heater (small) but I like idea. Thank you--nice post with video
I thought the same thing until somebody told me otherwise. . . .they said all I had to do was leave the pump running. . . so I did it this winter and it never froze ! .. . Oh, btw, we just had the worst winter ever here in my part of Michigan, so if it can last through that it it can last through just about anything .
ahhhhhhhhhhhhh there is much about me you don't realise my dear :-))
actually...............I thought most people knew I am kinda dyslexic and althought most things get picked up by spell check etc.........sometimes I just don't see when letters are the wrong way round, but never mind.......whats a tup or two between friends. :-))
That's a really nice pond. I did wonder if there's a mild electric current running through the water though.....those fish seem to be moving very quickly!! LOL.
It's interesting to me that having a pond with a heater is mentioned. In Australia, bodies of water don't freeze over - only in the high alpine regions. But I reckon in places in the world where snow in urban areas is normal, you'd have to have that?
such a neat idea. and geez, that looks sooo peaceful. yes eagle, in some areas you have to heat the ponds that you BUILD (not those that are already put there by nature) so the fish dont freeze. in Tennessee, i was surprised to see the Amish use goldfish (actually KOI) in the water troughs for their horses ....it is so they water wont freeze in winter. the Amish are a very industrious bunch and work year round on their land, even when its under ICE there is something to be done....so even the horses work year round. of course, if you arent familiar w the Amish, they are a religious group that uses absolutely NOTHING electrical anywhere. all their cooking is on wood stoves, their tools are hand tools and the women sew and can and scrub things the old fashion way...by HAND. amazing when you think of it.
Here’s a lady after my own heart, an unused bath tub, some tile and slate left over from other projects and…………………………..one garden pond. 
That fish looks like it's got a great home. Once I lived next door to a woman who started off having nice little fish in a pond. Well, the pond grew overgrown, and they must have been eating well, for the nice shiny orange fish ended up something like big brown carp. They had gone feral, I think, and one wouldn't have wanted to put one's hand in there. Nice to see some ornamental fish in a pleasant and relaxing setting. Living things to visually please with serenity.
ReplyDeleteVery nice indeed.
ReplyDeleteI like that. Very nice. It would still freze where I live unless you added some kind of heater (small) but I like idea. Thank you--nice post with video
ReplyDeleteI thought the same thing until somebody told me otherwise. . . .they said all I had to do was leave the pump running. . . so I did it this winter and it never froze ! .. . Oh, btw, we just had the worst winter ever here in my part of Michigan, so if it can last through that it it can last through just about anything .
ReplyDelete"Another Bathtub Pond"
ReplyDeleteI didn't realise you had a speech impediment......
ahhhhhhhhhhhhh there is much about me you don't realise my dear :-))
ReplyDeleteactually...............I thought most people knew I am kinda dyslexic and althought most things get picked up by spell check etc.........sometimes I just don't see when letters are the wrong way round, but never mind.......whats a tup or two between friends. :-))
That's a really nice pond. I did wonder if there's a mild electric current running through the water though.....those fish seem to be moving very quickly!! LOL.
ReplyDeletereallty nice Loretta
ReplyDeleteIt's interesting to me that having a pond with a heater is mentioned. In Australia, bodies of water don't freeze over - only in the high alpine regions. But I reckon in places in the world where snow in urban areas is normal, you'd have to have that?
ReplyDeletesuch a neat idea. and geez, that looks sooo peaceful. yes eagle, in some areas you have to heat the ponds that you BUILD (not those that are already put there by nature) so the fish dont freeze. in Tennessee, i was surprised to see the Amish use goldfish (actually KOI) in the water troughs for their horses ....it is so they water wont freeze in winter. the Amish are a very industrious bunch and work year round on their land, even when its under ICE there is something to be done....so even the horses work year round. of course, if you arent familiar w the Amish, they are a religious group that uses absolutely NOTHING electrical anywhere. all their cooking is on wood stoves, their tools are hand tools and the women sew and can and scrub things the old fashion way...by HAND. amazing when you think of it.
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