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New to ponds, have a materials question...
Hi,
Ive been reading around on the internet, and finding that this seems to be the place to post a question :-) We've got about 10 acres of land where we live, and we'd like to consider making a pond. Size is of course determined on expense, and the other typical factors involved. My initial question I would ask, is, we happen to have ground on what you might call a limestone base. We've dug down say 15 feet already, just to see what would happen, and after a rain of a couple inches, the water is gone in no time. Is there some material a person can use to stop "seeping"? Someone had suggested trying to find some type of clay, but I'd like to get some opintions before we do anything else. Thanks, Doc |
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