... we continued the pond saga. We went and bought some water plants. 
Mr Brown finished the plugging up process with some sticky white stuff 
(after performing a highly technical manoeuvre with a nail). 
And planting a new salvia, to make up for all the stuff we hacked away last weekend. 
We also bought a tiny pump for $7.50 (twas on a pallet at Bunnings, it's a better woman than I that could resist such a bargain. Mr Brown's already tested it in the sink, works!), It came with a hideous frog but Mr Brown can tweak it so we don't need that. And now we wait till NEXT weekend.
Mr Brown finished the plugging up process with some sticky white stuff (after performing a highly technical manoeuvre with a nail). And planting a new salvia, to make up for all the stuff we hacked away last weekend. We also bought a tiny pump for $7.50 (twas on a pallet at Bunnings, it's a better woman than I that could resist such a bargain. Mr Brown's already tested it in the sink, works!), It came with a hideous frog but Mr Brown can tweak it so we don't need that. And now we wait till NEXT weekend. 
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ooh - sounds good.
I always wanted to do this with half a wine barrel.
A frog? What kind of frog? Something hideous cast in porcelain or concrete?
cast porcelain me thinks, painted a sort of bronze green - tres icky, I may bury him at the bottom of the garden.
H&B - Wine barrels look great but you have to be careful with the seepage of wine into the water (drunk or dead fish), problem solved with a plastic liner I would think!
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