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We hold our meeting on the first Monday of every month and start at about 8.00pm.
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| Terry and Glynis Hill |
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This pond was built in 1992 and holds 8,000-gallons. Dimensions are 18’ x 12’ x 6’ deep and is a kidney shape finished in fibreglass and situated in a purpose built conservatory. A stunning statue graces the entrance to the pond and a waterfall is at the rear. The filtration consists of a 7-bay system with a 5’ Vortex and Japanese matting throughout fed by two bottom drains and returned via two returns. Two Sequence pumps run the system. Further filtration is provided with a Fluid Bed filter and a Hydro clean. Heating is provided via a gas boiler and air by Hi-blows 40, 80 and 100. Outside there is a second pond holding 2,500 gallons, with another waterfall feature and an equally elegant pergola. The pond is built of concrete and fibreglass, and powered by a ¼ hp Argonaught pump. This pond is pump fed and run by an Aquamax 15,000 pump. The filtration comprises of Agraroc, and a Bacci Tower powered by an Aquamax 10,000 pump. The waterfall is powered by a ¼ hp ITT pump. It has two water returns and a Protein skimmer.
               The Quarantine tank in the shed holds 1000 gallons. Also, admire the woodwork and another beautifully designed garden. Explore the sheds and you will find restored Juke Boxes and Fruit Machines. Wonder further and you come across a Victorian fountain with wooden teddy bears, and don’t miss the Aviary and the all-important outdoors bar area. |