Thanks, Lee, nice of you to write. Actually the primary reason I wanted
the biggest rocks I could handle around the pond is because people (and
pets, too!) just can't seem to resist STANDING on the rock edges. I don't
think I would ever walk up to someone's pond and stand on a rock, I'd bend
over and look, but almost everyone who comes to see the pond automatically
steps up. I KNEW I would have that problem with kids in the neighborhood,
thus, the large rocks SOLIDLY placed, but I never dreamed they would have to
support the 280 lb. next door neighbor, who, no matter how many times I say
"Harvey, those rocks weren't really put there to support you, they're for
decoration" he can't seem to resist. Or maybe this is MY fault. Maybe if I
hadn't placed big ones there they wouldn't be tempted. Hmmmmm.......
Sue

"Lee Brouillet" wrote in message
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Wow Sue, great job! I envy your large rocks . . . big boulders always make
it look more "real". And I was gonna tell you that the turtle pond looked
like it was escape proof, until I read all the other messages G. Ah,
where's there's a will, there's a way! Great work, Girl!

Lee

"Sue Alexandre" wrote in message
news:IV5Ha.7991$8p2.2442@lakeread04...
OK, thought I'd do my part and post some pix of my main pond and my
brand
new turtle pond. And since it was/is gorgeous here today (finally!) I
had
no excuse NOT to go out and take some digital pix.
http://pub14.bravenet.com/photocente...num=1121001058

Hope that works!
Sue