Thanks Mikemike dunagan;2162839; said:so sorry man
Thanks, tomorrow is here and it's full of water again but no more mini landslides which at least is somethingkeykey026;2163000; said:oh i'm so sorry but tommorrows another day, dont give up. This weather will pass sooner or later.
That is now the new plan, after today I've got a couple of weeks off work so if I can get some good weather, I'll just take it one stage at a timezennzzo;2163099; said:Yup...pump as much water as you can out, Shore up the side and start at the bottom, go up as fast as the concrete will cure....
I'm pullin' for ya Bro...Yanbbrox;2166914; said:Hole 2 is dry, there is no reason why I can't work on the filters/hoover dam part of the project. I'm going to need at least 3 dry days before I could even consider sorting out the collapse......
I'm not giving up, this will happen, thanks for the continued support, stay tunned ....
Monster hole repairer anyone?
With all the stuff you guys build this should be easy in comparisonPharaoh;2167019; said:Keep it going. I HAVE to see this pond in action. After watching you do all this work, I am tired. It will all be worth it after it is finished.
If the liner was in it wouldn't happen as the water pressure would hold everything in place. It's dry tomorrow so I'm going to hire a mixer and try and get all the concreting done in one day, order the liner tonight and just go for it if I can later this week. Although rain is forecast for the week I'm going to try and construct some sort of tarp over the whole garden so I can work anywayzennzzo;2167430; said:I'm pullin' for ya Bro...
You're actually better off that you found out now...
It would be hell if the liner was already installed.
Always the optimist Lou Not giving up just need a kick every now and againLoulou;2167604; said:Don't give up, brother. It's just a setback that you can overcome.
Yanbbrox;2167982; said:With all the stuff you guys build this should be easy in comparison