There's a members area on the website. I can move the files there if
they're already formatted (ie a reasonable resolution like 640x480).
Todd
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From: owner-nanfa-l at nanfa.org on behalf of Irate Mormon
Sent: Thu 10/20/2005 7:48 PM
To: nanfa-l at nanfa.org
Subject: NANFA-L-- Pond construction
Hey,
Phase one of my pond is finished. Yay! That is, the basic, rectangular pond
is
ready for fish. Thanks to all of you who offered advice! I especially paid
heed to Lee's warning about getting out of level - I spend an entire day on
site
preparation, and the water is level to the top within less than 1/2" over the
entire 20' length of the pond. Final dimensions were 20'L x 5'W x 2.5'D
(that's
the water depth, the actual top rail is about 3' high). I did a photo
documentary of the whole contruction process, which I'll put on the web as
soon
as I find a place to put it. Dunno if it's appropriate for the NANFA site,
but
I think I get some web space from my ISP.
--Irate
If at first you don't succeed... redefine success.
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