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[SOUND] So we wrapped up our project.
But before we leave.
Let me point out a couple more things.
One of the signature's of our construction crew is having a lot of
flat areas around the water feature for interaction with the pond, so,
if you'll notice like, on this stone, it's a nice flat area.
It's a stone that you can jump up on and sit down, put your feet in the water, and
right here we have some stepping stones.
This is a little interaction spot.
So, if you look up and down, you'll notice there is a lot of flat tops for interaction
points, and I'd like to see you do the same for that on your very own water feature.
[SOUND] We're at the top of our waterfall where everything originates from.
What we've tried to do is we've made it look like a natural spring
peeling out of the side of the mountain.
It's not just a sheet of water shooting out of the side, it's a much different effect.
So it looks really natural this way, and we can still create those sheeting effects as
the water pools in the lower terraces and then shoots its way off down the stream.
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I hope you enjoyed yourself watching our waterfall construction video, and
I really hope you picked up some tips and tricks that you could take home and
use in your very own backyard.
Until next time, I'm Eric Triplett, The Pond Digger.
Thanks for watching.