On Fri, 23 Mar 2007 19:43:05 CST, Kurt wrote:

Looks like a converted swimming pool.
Now that I think about it, have second thoughts about demo'ing the pool
that came with our house. Besides having been filled it with sand and
gravel (but no drainage holes were punched), The entire L shaped pool
was almost all 8 ft deep. Lot of water and maintenance!

Don't demo a pool till you check out his website: http://kilk.com/pond/
click on Pool to Pond Conversion to the right. Amazing. ~ jan
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Zone 7a, SE Washington State

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~ jan wrote:

On Fri, 23 Mar 2007 19:43:05 CST, Kurt wrote:

Looks like a converted swimming pool.
Now that I think about it, have second thoughts about demo'ing the pool
that came with our house. Besides having been filled it with sand and
gravel (but no drainage holes were punched), The entire L shaped pool
was almost all 8 ft deep. Lot of water and maintenance!

Don't demo a pool till you check out his website: http://kilk.com/pond/
click on Pool to Pond Conversion to the right. Amazing. ~ jan
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Zone 7a, SE Washington State

Now there was a nice job!. I could have filled it part of my pool and
done the rest like this.

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Hi Anthony. Welcome to rec.ponds.moderated,
and thanks for raising an interesting subject!

ron schompert


Sorry to disappoint you, I am not Anthony :-)
I saw an Indoor pond in Quebec. And I was curious. The one I saw had
Koi, and for quebecois winters in Granby I thought it was unusual.