Colin (see the comments) has posted a great set of pictures of progress with his new pond.
I’m going to feature a few of them here but just to start with I thought it would be nice to use this classic frog picture because it’s such a great photo.
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On Sunday we visited a big, famous, house which has a nicely laid-out garden.
But oh dear – those ponds.
If I had to look out on ponds like these every day I think I would shoot myself!
Still it’s probably convenient for the Duke of …………………… that I’m happy with a modest suburban garden that has three really interesting ponds in it, rather than wanting to live in a world famous cultural site where the water is about as interesting as the car park.
But I did like the house, though perhaps it’s a little on the unnecessarily large size for one family.
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