Back to normal: we have a pond!
lilosophie
9 years ago
The whole series of storms culminated in extra heavy rain over night, by morning 2 1/4" had fallen and the stream is running and the pond is full!
Ducks are swimming on it, birds stop for water, looks as though more rain will be coming and the stream shall be running and feeding the pond for some time to come.
The silt will settle and the water will clear.
We are happy!
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