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The half footpath/half stream behind the house is 100% stream at the moment.

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  • helenclayton@mas.toH helenclayton@mas.to

    The half footpath/half stream behind the house is 100% stream at the moment.

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    #14

    @helenclayton Ooh that looks fun! 😃
    Have you been out in your wellies playing?

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    • moonrabbit@sunny.gardenM moonrabbit@sunny.garden

      @helenclayton @suearcher
      moat for the greenhouse?

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      #15

      @moonrabbit @helenclayton

      It might keep pests out. Or in, if they're already in there.

      Perhaps some Palace of Versailles style fountains? Just my little practical suggestion....

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      • greenpete@sunny.gardenG greenpete@sunny.garden

        @helenclayton Ooh that looks fun! 😃
        Have you been out in your wellies playing?

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        #16

        @greenpete I went out in my wellie bobs (ankle length) unfortunately so couldn’t wade across. I splodged about in the garden a bit instead.

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        • helenclayton@mas.toH helenclayton@mas.to

          @suearcher I need to do something with roof water from greenhouse and outbuilding. Previous owners had an unconventional arrangement of water barrels and butts inside and out the greenhouse to collect the water but when full (nearly all the time) they overflowed, inside and outside the greenhouse. I’ve temporarily diverted it over ground in a downpipe while I figure something out. Need something prettier, or buried. Maybe I should make a feature of it somehow 🤔

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          #17

          @helenclayton @suearcher I thought these were fun solutions for rain water off roofs https://www.wendyallendesigns.co.uk/rainplanter-downpipes

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          • helenclayton@mas.toH helenclayton@mas.to

            @greenpete I went out in my wellie bobs (ankle length) unfortunately so couldn’t wade across. I splodged about in the garden a bit instead.

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            #18

            @helenclayton Yay! 😆

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            • mrshsaxon@mindly.socialM mrshsaxon@mindly.social

              @helenclayton @suearcher I thought these were fun solutions for rain water off roofs https://www.wendyallendesigns.co.uk/rainplanter-downpipes

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              #19

              @mrshsaxon @helenclayton

              Those are great! I love the clear sections (although I wonder if they'd go green quite quickly)

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              • suearcher@toot.walesS suearcher@toot.wales

                @mrshsaxon @helenclayton

                Those are great! I love the clear sections (although I wonder if they'd go green quite quickly)

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                @suearcher @mrshsaxon ooh this has got me thinking thank you! I wanted to incorporate a rain chain somewhere - a garden I used to visit in Devon had them inside a greenhouse (didn’t pay attention at the time to how the water came in) - but not sure how. I want to divert water to a butt but then take the overflow away. I wonder if there’s a way to do it high up so can walk under still 🤔

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                • jeniparsons@mstdn.socialJ jeniparsons@mstdn.social

                  @helenclayton @suearcher we have 1000 litre IBCs at strategic places around our farm to bring water to livestock and to butts outside the polytunnel for watering. Not pretty but very useful and they keep our domestic water bills down

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                  #21

                  @JeniParsons @suearcher we plan to have a couple of these too (given how often the water gets cut off it will be useful) but not really organised enough for that yet. We’ve got a place lined up for one or two. This bit I’m dealing with is in a tight spot and in quite a nice corner of garden.

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                  • helenclayton@mas.toH helenclayton@mas.to

                    @JeniParsons @suearcher we plan to have a couple of these too (given how often the water gets cut off it will be useful) but not really organised enough for that yet. We’ve got a place lined up for one or two. This bit I’m dealing with is in a tight spot and in quite a nice corner of garden.

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                    #22

                    @helenclayton @suearcher in that case any container needs to be inconspicuous

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                    • jeniparsons@mstdn.socialJ jeniparsons@mstdn.social

                      @helenclayton @suearcher in that case any container needs to be inconspicuous

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                      #23

                      @JeniParsons @helenclayton

                      We hid the IBC that's collecting rainwater off the community workshop, by cladding it!

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                      • suearcher@toot.walesS suearcher@toot.wales

                        @JeniParsons @helenclayton

                        We hid the IBC that's collecting rainwater off the community workshop, by cladding it!

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                        #24

                        @suearcher @helenclayton very neat job!

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                        • suearcher@toot.walesS suearcher@toot.wales

                          @JeniParsons @helenclayton

                          We hid the IBC that's collecting rainwater off the community workshop, by cladding it!

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                          #25

                          @suearcher @JeniParsons tidy job. For me collection isn’t the issue so much - I want to collect the water and don’t mind the look of a water butt - but I need to divert the overflow across 2-3 metres of ground somehow. I wondered what the alternative to burying pipes is.

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                          • jeniparsons@mstdn.socialJ jeniparsons@mstdn.social

                            @suearcher @helenclayton very neat job!

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                            #26

                            @JeniParsons @helenclayton

                            When I say we, I mean Alfred of course, who did all the construction. I applied the woodstain!

                            We've since added some hexagon motifs and bee cut-outs, to riff on the slight beehive look.

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                            • helenclayton@mas.toH helenclayton@mas.to

                              @suearcher @JeniParsons tidy job. For me collection isn’t the issue so much - I want to collect the water and don’t mind the look of a water butt - but I need to divert the overflow across 2-3 metres of ground somehow. I wondered what the alternative to burying pipes is.

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                              #27

                              @helenclayton @suearcher we lay blue alkathene pipe in the grass so we don’t accidentally cut it with the mower or a scythe

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                              • suearcher@toot.walesS suearcher@toot.wales

                                @JeniParsons @helenclayton

                                When I say we, I mean Alfred of course, who did all the construction. I applied the woodstain!

                                We've since added some hexagon motifs and bee cut-outs, to riff on the slight beehive look.

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                                #28

                                @suearcher @helenclayton nice

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                                • helenclayton@mas.toH helenclayton@mas.to

                                  @suearcher @JeniParsons tidy job. For me collection isn’t the issue so much - I want to collect the water and don’t mind the look of a water butt - but I need to divert the overflow across 2-3 metres of ground somehow. I wondered what the alternative to burying pipes is.

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                                  #29

                                  @helenclayton @JeniParsons

                                  A pipe-bridge? Carry the water across a raised structure, maybe you could make it into a pergola or something with climbers growing up? Or would it be too low to walk under?

                                  @Maker_of_Things has done pipe bridges at the community allotment, and at the workshop.

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                                  • jeniparsons@mstdn.socialJ jeniparsons@mstdn.social

                                    @helenclayton @suearcher we lay blue alkathene pipe in the grass so we don’t accidentally cut it with the mower or a scythe

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                                    @JeniParsons @suearcher this is over a gravel area 🤔

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                                    • suearcher@toot.walesS suearcher@toot.wales

                                      @helenclayton @JeniParsons

                                      A pipe-bridge? Carry the water across a raised structure, maybe you could make it into a pergola or something with climbers growing up? Or would it be too low to walk under?

                                      @Maker_of_Things has done pipe bridges at the community allotment, and at the workshop.

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                                      #31

                                      @suearcher @JeniParsons @Maker_of_Things yes, this has got me thinking! I’d not thought about over the head before. There is already an archway I could utilise. The trick will be getting a diverter high enough - it needs to divert to a water butt first. I have two down pipes from different directions but I’ve temporarily joined them. I maybe could do that more permanently otherwise I’ve got two outflows to worry about. I need to do some measuring!

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                                      • helenclayton@mas.toH helenclayton@mas.to

                                        @suearcher @JeniParsons @Maker_of_Things yes, this has got me thinking! I’d not thought about over the head before. There is already an archway I could utilise. The trick will be getting a diverter high enough - it needs to divert to a water butt first. I have two down pipes from different directions but I’ve temporarily joined them. I maybe could do that more permanently otherwise I’ve got two outflows to worry about. I need to do some measuring!

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                                        @helenclayton @JeniParsons @Maker_of_Things

                                        Oh I hope you can work something out!

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                                        • suearcher@toot.walesS suearcher@toot.wales

                                          @helenclayton @JeniParsons @Maker_of_Things

                                          Oh I hope you can work something out!

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                                          #33

                                          @suearcher @JeniParsons @Maker_of_Things me too, this has been a great brain storm!

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