Unfortunately, the turtles aren't going to be allowed on the ground outside
the pond......they are going to bask in the CENTER of the pond. Therefore,
it wouldn't be an entry for them, it would be an EXIT! And yes, some
strategically placed rocks would definitely do the trick, Lord knows I am
the master of that from my BIG pond, but unfortunately again, the area where
I'm coming up short is also right where the pond butts up to a chain link
fence, and I only have about 6 inches of ground there. So, I was going to
have to be "clever" in placing a small rock there since any bigger and it
will be falling in the pond, so "strategic" won't work on such a narrow
ledge. Glad I didn't go to the casino - the odds were all against me.
Sue

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"Sue Alexandre" wrote in message
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!@##?@?$$%#$!
And
it wouldn't be in a place where water would even be hitting it, it would
be
right where the liner comes out of the hole and lies under the rock
border.


Sounds to me like some strategically placed rocks and plants would make
this
a nice entry area for the turtles...Maybe you don't need anymore liner?

BV.