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    We are currently in the process of putting a pergola over the pond.

    It got off to a slow start but is now nearly complete, cant wait to have water in the pond though - not long now!

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      Thats a hell of a pond !! :dbgrtmb:
       
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        That is a huge pond. How much of that area takes over your property?
         
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        The garden overall is an L shape, the pond being in the leg of the L and with the planting etc around the pond takes up 60% of that section. The main part of the garden is quite a lot larger, so whilst the pond looks to take up lots of space its just one part.
         
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        Hiya Gaz.

        Looking good:blue thumb: Any plans to put anything over the roof? I saw one with bamboo over the top, looked quite nice/a bit different:)
         
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          Looks great, well done!!
           
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            Hi Freddy, the roof will be covered in a tinted polycarb, which will shade the pond and also give us/the neighbours more privacy
             
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            Thanks Penny :)
             
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            I like the picture from up on a hill, it shows just how big the pergola really is :blue thumb:
             
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            Hiya Gaz.

            The water in yet?
             
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