An Appreciation of Stone (11)

Posted on by Rick Anderson

posted, 10/01/06
Waterfall in Winter

This waterfall shot was taken right after completion and the weather had just turned
real cold, real cold. The falling water, the snow and ice. Gotta love it.

One thought on “An Appreciation of Stone (11)”

  1. 4 comments:

    lisa said…

    Very nice! Don’t you have to sort-of disassemble pumps and such for winter in freeze-prone areas?
    11:54 AM
    Rick Anderson said…

    Every pump can be pulled, it is up to the homwowner, and or the weather to determine that decision.
    12:29 PM
    Orhan Kahn said…

    That looks simply amazing. Impressive, to say the least.
    6:58 AM
    Rick Anderson said…

    Thanks Orhan, I appreciate that, that was a fun one to build, because it was an easy site to get stone into . . .

    Reply

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