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I have a relatively small pond of 2000L or 550 UsG, and one the problems
I have is fairly large swings in temperature. I was considering using the heat of the ground to moderate long and short term temperature fluctuations by burying a pipe 3 feet or so underground round my garden, and pumping the pond water through. The idea came from methods for heating and cooling houses by a similar method. I've tried a few web searches but not found anything relevant yet. Has anyone come across such a scheme? Peter |
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