I've seen the "Cotswold" cottages... a beautiful stone indeed.

Nedra
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"Steve Jackson" wrote in message
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In message , P Verstege
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Hello. I have a new 8' x 17' x 3' PVC-lined pond populated by 72
assorted goldfish/shubunkins and 3 koi. Around the outside of the pond
(on top of the overlapping liner) I have placed rocks. Some of these
are Cotswold sandstone type rocks I believe.

Genuine Cotswold stone is oolitic limestone found in the Midland region
of England.

I have some limestone, though not oolitic, in my pond without any
problems.

I must say though, you have an awful lot of fish in a pond of that size,
and they WILL breed too!

Steve Jackson