Pierre Talbot

My system working:



Instructions: De-Icer instructions

Interesting material Bill.

Hello friends,

Last year, to give a more rustic look in front of the country house, I decided to make a cedar rail fence. Authentic, ancestry or country style design fence. I can't find anything on the Internet to help me for this building.

So I share to you my experiment as a result of field observations and building.

The anti-fungal properties of cedar requires no special maintenance !

Idea to add rustic appeal to your front yard !

See ----> My rustic split rail fence in front of my country house

Picture outcome:

Jerry Ward wrote:Hello,

I have a creek that cuts my property in half and I would like to build a bridge to get a tractor to the back half. Due to various departments of making you sad I need a clear span bridge of 26'-30'. My tractor weighs 3400 lbs and one of the main uses is to get firewood I'm thinking I need the bridge to support at least 5,000 lbs. Any help anyone can provide would be great.

Thanks,
Jerry

Hello Jerry,

See my creek bridge: http://www.usa-gardening.com/bridge/pond-bridge.html

22 feet. Its just an idea... for 5000 lbs... im not sure.. but if this can give idea to you

Its not easy to me to compare my pond with another one located in the same cold temperature area... i dont know an other gardener with this same setup.

Yess the cost of the pump... its a factor to consider... buts is more cheap to smoke I never compare cost summer/winter

Layer of snow over my pond... this element change everytime... wind factor....

Same fish live in my bassin since 6-7 years.

Carol Sohn wrote:That's a very nice pond set-up. Really appreciate the fact that your cold weather system works so good! Truly impressive!

Thank you Carol, imagine -43 dregrees last month, its a weather record here...

Hello friends,

I posted about my creek... now its time to present to you my water garden.

40' X 15' with waterfall. If this can help someone here...

---> My water garden building pictures

A men at work (2004 when i dug it):

Not choice to heat my chicken coop. Just with one 250 watts hot lamps.

Last month -43 F. Here.

See my lamps: My hot lamps

Cris Bessette wrote:I see in your link to your website that you have been using this since at least 2007, does it work well?

Hello Cris, since i use this system, all my fish are safe !

Very incredible... imagine... in last month = -43 F here.