OK, so I built the VF wall, and raised the level up. Looked awesome, solved
my exposed liner problem. Then it overflowed slowly and drained the pond of
8 inches of water. So I did what any self-respecting Porg would do, and I
built a stream, and "allowed" the VF to overflow. Looked awesome, fish love
it. Next two days, 8 inches of water gone. It seems where I lowered the
liner in June'ish to hide the liner, water was now seeping out. I raised
that liner yesterday.

Today, no water loss...and the stream is flowing. Later today, I hope to
clean up the construction mess, and get all the plants back in the VF.
Pictures to come, when it is presentable looking.

BV.

When you get lemons (overflowing VF) you made lemonade (stream). You are SO
in the running for Porgman of the Year! ) ~ jan

On Fri, 22 Aug 2003 10:15:42 -0400, "BenignVanilla" wrote:

OK, so I built the VF wall, and raised the level up. Looked awesome, solved
my exposed liner problem. Then it overflowed slowly and drained the pond of
8 inches of water. So I did what any self-respecting Porg would do, and I
built a stream, and "allowed" the VF to overflow. Looked awesome, fish love
it. Next two days, 8 inches of water gone. It seems where I lowered the
liner in June'ish to hide the liner, water was now seeping out. I raised
that liner yesterday.

Today, no water loss...and the stream is flowing. Later today, I hope to
clean up the construction mess, and get all the plants back in the VF.
Pictures to come, when it is presentable looking.

BV.



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