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Scott Wilson 🌈Before & After
WulfricWe're clearing overgrowth around the house and started looking at the limestone walls. We have a bunch of fish fossils and other critters in the walls. This is one of the easier ones to see.
Chris Alemany🇺🇦🇨🇦🇪🇸I have been itching to do a #poolpond update because today was a good day! Yesterday we went to Rona for some supplies including an irrigation box to hide the valves and a few cans of foam sealant to start foaming in the rocks and waterfall at the head of the poolpond.
Today was irrigation box day and it was not light work! I also managed to squish a finger between two rocks… twice.
Had to dig a hole to hold the box and get the top reasonably close to ground level. That took a bit plus three small trenches to allow the 2” hose to reach down into smoothly. (I avoided elbows and stuff because they slow/impede the flow of the water)
Also had to use some leftover cloth and pond liner to make sure the hole was within the system and would not lose water out of the system if any connections leaked.
One hose goes straight from the main pond in the pump bay pond to the bog filter.
The second hose goes into the manifold (set of red/white valves) and the flow can be split between going to the poolpond to act as water recirculation and flow from outlets in the bottom and outlets near the top of the water, or into the bog filter. (Note to self at least ONE of these valves MUST be open at all times)
Next weekend I will work on foaming in the rocks on Saturday and hopefully fill the system Sunday!
#gardening #pond #irrigation #yardwork #backyardProject #portAlberni
DasMetal brackets and three 2x4s - 12 feet and cut in half and voila a nice little wood rack. Could have gone with 4' on the verticals.
Should have done this at least a couple of years ago. (just used concrete blocks with and 4 ft 2x4s stuck in the holes and the logs in between the wood)
Andy Nortrup 
🌳Yesterday I waged war with the jungle behind my house. I fought back blackberries and knotweed, and ivy, but it's only a temporary victory. It'll all come back and I'll go fight again. #pnw #yardwork
Call Me Sam 
That day in the fall of 1928, after raking nearly an acre of oak leaves, I sat down and said, "fellas - if you can't beat 'em, join 'em".
And that's how the Anti-Raking League was born.
#history #yardwork
And that's how the Anti-Raking League was born.
#history #yardwork
"I know it's big but I'm sure you can take it."
Me breaking in my wood chipper with large branches.
Get your minds out of the gutter.
