Creeksong

Agreed, Fizgig. Unfortunately, If you went through it too fast, you would fall right into the coy pond!

I know you appreciate good architecture. Fizgig. But have you ever seen a fence with double drip edges? After you get out of the coy pond, you could sit and dry off on one of the four foot long cut granite blocks which line the bottom of the front wall like a traditional Japanese tea house. There is about a four inch space between the slab tops and the wall bottom. They anchor the building, and make it "float" at the same time, while providing seating along the pond. You could put a Thai stick in your Koi Stick, but the beauty and serenity of the scene is pretty overwhelming.