Misters

[Rob Taylor]

I am designing a garden feature for my garden. I have been looking at mist
and lighting units to enhance the cascades. As I have no experience of them
or to that matter know of anyone else that has one,I was hoping that
some-one could give their thoughts on these items please. Good or bad, all
replies would be greatly appreciated before I make my final decision. Thank
you. Rob Taylor (U.K).

[john rutz]

sorry testing new news reader settings

Rob Taylor wrote:
> I am designing a garden feature for my garden. I have been looking at mist
> and lighting units to enhance the cascades. As I have no experience of them
> or to that matter know of anyone else that has one,I was hoping that
> some-one could give their thoughts on these items please. Good or bad, all
> replies would be greatly appreciated before I make my final decision. Thank
> you. Rob Taylor (U.K).
>
>

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John Rutz
Z5 New Mexico

Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it.

see my pond at:

http://www.fuerjefe.com

[Lori]

>sorry testing new news reader settings

alt.binaries.test is where you can 'test' things. :-)

[dhponder]

and you picked a good one, john. :)

john rutz wrote:

> sorry testing new news reader settings
>
> Rob Taylor wrote:
>> I am designing a garden feature for my garden. I have been looking at mist
>> and lighting units to enhance the cascades. As I have no experience of them
>> or to that matter know of anyone else that has one,I was hoping that
>> some-one could give their thoughts on these items please. Good or bad, all
>> replies would be greatly appreciated before I make my final decision. Thank
>> you. Rob Taylor (U.K).
>>
>>
>

[Hank]

Leave John alone. He is not all there today. Being spayed and
everything.

Back to Rob's subject: I used a mister in an aquarium a few years ago
and it looked great, but the slightest breeze ruined the effect. I
don't see it working outside unless on a very still day. IMO

"dhponder" > wrote in message
...
> and you picked a good one, john. :)
>
> john rutz wrote:
>
> > sorry testing new news reader settings
> >
> > Rob Taylor wrote:
> >> I am designing a garden feature for my garden. I have been
looking at mist
> >> and lighting units to enhance the cascades. As I have no
experience of them
> >> or to that matter know of anyone else that has one,I was hoping
that
> >> some-one could give their thoughts on these items please. Good or
bad, all
> >> replies would be greatly appreciated before I make my final
decision. Thank
> >> you. Rob Taylor (U.K).
> >>
> >>
> >
>

[K30a]

I use a mister at Halloween in my cauldron ;-)


k30a
and the watergardening labradors
http://www.geocities.com/watergardeninglabradors/index.html

[john rutz]

Hank wrote:
> Leave John alone. He is not all there today. Being spayed and
> everything.


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slomlmao



John Rutz
Z5 New Mexico

Experience is something you don't get until just after you need it.

see my pond at:

http://www.fuerjefe.com

[Anne Lurie]

Yoohoo, BV, it's me, Anne in the Peanut Gallery!!!!

I woulda been all over "misters" like ducks on a June bug, but I've been too
busy tracking which newsgroups have been hit by you-know-who, the "author"
(hah!) who threatened me personally, by name, after I reviewed his [totally
undeserving] book on Amazon.com (his email box was "full," and it was fairly
clear he was not likely to come back to read responses to his newsgroup
posts anytime soon).

But, BV, you might just want to check out my "Mrs. Language Person" post
somewhere up there.

NO, not up in the sky (although it's oft been said that I'd fit in much
better up there!) up among the previous posts!
:)

Anne Lurie
Raleigh, NC

"BenignVanilla" > wrote in message
...

> I was fully expecting someone from the Peanut Gallery to say something
about
> using a Mrs. instead of a Mister, and no one has. I am disappointed in the
> peanuts.
>

[K30a]

Anne wrote >>the "author"
(hah!) who threatened me personally, by name, after I reviewed his [totally
undeserving] book on Amazon.com<<

holy koi!
The cad!


k30a
and the watergardening labradors
http://www.geocities.com/watergardeninglabradors/home.html