Natural swimming pool year 6

[@johnmudd257]

Thanks for the video and the great update. The pool was quite the challenge, but you made it look easy. Using copper to control the algae is genius. I know you will miss the pool, but adventure awaits.

[@Biggiiful]

Just found you're videos yesterday and now jait saw this will be you're last update with the pool already. I barely saw you're video and I don't know you at all, but I felt a tiny bit sad for you haha. Hope the move goes well and you enjoy your knew place. Thanks for showing us the pond/pool. It definitely has a much nicer energy to it then a regular pool.

[@jonathanmcmahon2214]

I appreciate the sentiment. This pond/pool will be what I miss the most about this place.

[@jeffevans422]

Do you hold your breath when you go under water? Or is the water breathable? 🤔

[@elijahwatt6566]

Awesome video! What is stopping you from putting in fish?

[@jonathanmcmahon2214]

I built it for swimming. Fish bring a whole other set of hurdles to contend with. I'm sure it can be done. Just doesn't interest me.

[@Catacomb5]

Glad to see the update but sorry to hear that you had to leave it behind. How did your timbers holding up over time? I'm planning out a similar project and I'm debating using denser wood but if its unnecessary that would be nice. Out of curiosity, how much did you end up spending on the project?

[@jonathanmcmahon2214]

As long as your timbers stay submerged they will be preserved. It's fungus and insects that rot damp timber. We spent about 22k.