NJ. How was the pond tour?

Take a look at the MSN group "The Old Garden Pond" I belong to that group as
well as cruising here for info...the difference is we LOVE pictures over
there, you can link messages here to your pictures there just as easily as I
added the link below.
http://groups.msn.com/TheOldGardenPond
I would also LOVE to see your pond...here is a link to mine.
http://groups.msn.com/TheOldGardenPo...nw?albumlist=2

"NJ" wrote in message
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No pix online. I have no idea where I would post them. I will put my
husband/computer guru on that issue. I know posting pix here is a no-no.

NJ
----- Original Message -----
From: Just Me "Koi"
Newsgroups: rec.ponds
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 10:07 AM
Subject: NJ. How was the pond tour?


Do you have pictures on line?

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"Wendy Kelly Budd" wrote in message
k.net...
How did it work out?


Wendy,

Oh, you remembered! Thanks for your interest!
Well, the water lettuces never did green up; I discovered that I have
some
kind of black fly-like characters who seem to be literally sucking the
green
out of them. I have decided to leave them to their own devices.
Anyway,
the pond tour visitors were very complimentary about our "small space"
pond,
and several actually told us that they were told by other people taking
the
tour to be certain to stop by ours. No one made any comments about the
yellow water lettuce; there were many comments on the naturalness of the
pond, the water clarity, and the overall design. There ended up being
more
than 20 ponds on the tour, all sizes and types. There is a 500$ prize
to
be
determined by mail-in balloting, but I am sure it will go to a larger,
more
showy pond. I didn't get into it for the prize anyway...like most
ponders,
I am just proud of my pond, and I really wanted to show people that even
a
tiny back yard can have a nice pond.

NJ