I've finished the goldfish pond renos, the fish are into the pond, and the pump is bubbling. I'm hoping for rain, to fill it up some more. The eavestrough drains into the water barrel, and it's a great way to refill the pond. It's amazing how much rain comes down on the surface of the roof. The white hose is the overflow, and it drains into the pool. There is a 2nd drain, and the 218 L (48 gallons) the barrel holds can be emptied into the pond as need.
I've put in about 100 gallons of water over the last few days. We're a bit short of full, though. I'm not sure how many holes remain in the liner. I'm hoping for rain, now that hubby' has painted the fence.
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| Marvellous invention! |
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| Now, I await rain to fill up the pond |
Next, I stacked some more wood, Annabelle is exhausted. I walked down to the pond while the lawn tractor was charging its battery and spotted a lovely little snake, an Eastern Ribbon, who froze in its tracks upon seeing me.
Red made a great point, nothing is easy. No job is simple. There is something that has to be done before the actual job, whether it is recharging the battery, or fixing a trailer, before hauling the wood.
The buds are popping on the Horse chestnut tree. Finally, hubby finished painting the fence and painted the benches. He had a well-deserved rest. It's amazing how many muscles we don't use most of the time. Also, I have bruises everywhere. Hubby hopes not to have to take me to emergency anytime soon. They always ask if I am the victim of abuse!
