Posted by jrh009 on December 13, 2011 at 15:08:08 from (66.186.88.105):
In Reply to: advice needed about pond posted by larry@stinescorner on December 12, 2011 at 16:35:25:
I agree with a few other posts concerning the low end, can not tell from the pictures but it looks like ther may be a potential head differential at the low end. If so there is too much seepage or leakage along this face.
A liner, or clay may seal it. Is the toe of this slope always wet on the outside face ? This would indicate leakage. A combination of making this slope less permeable and adding some drainage tile from the higher slopes to the pond may increase flow. If the upper slopes do not have any granular layers in them you may not be able to create additional flow.
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