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mpc pond
Building my pond
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That looks nice. I like the contour variety. Where is it?
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Mike, how does it look now?
Brian
The one thing is the one thing A dry fly catches no fish Try not to be THAT 10%
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Life is more fun with a pole in your hand.
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All the current pic's I have now are + 2 meg and will not upload, but I will make a few Pic's when I get back home to show current condition. In the spring of 2013 I hope to have a pool or clse to pool pic or two and then the serious bussiness of pond management can begin!!!! 
Life is more fun with a pole in your hand.
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Down load a program from Cnet called IrfanView. It is the easiest and simplest way to make pictures smaller. You can keep the DPI high but when asked to save you can cut the data saved in %s. So a picture that is 800X450 you can save at 50% and it still will take the whole screen but be half the digital size.
Great program and free.
Cheers Don.
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