Ponds and fountains

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Date: Sat Jul 21 2001 - 13:05:09 PDT

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<<What about those of us that would love to have a
pond/fish/fountain but have smaller yards. Any suggestions?>>

I've not tried the outdoor pond (want to, want to, want to!), but I got
started several years ago with indoor fountains. A favorite website is:
http://www.buildfountains.com/

I haven't bought anything from them (I've gotten supplies at Lowes) but I
love getting ideas from this site.

Last year I THOUGHT about having my students make fountains (in a special
2-week class).

Sharon
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