I Judge Waterfalls

[@TEAMAquascape]

Talk about a trip! Don’t forget to let us know your favorite waterfall! What did you all think of the super-inspirational headquarters that is Pond College?! It definitely inspired me. In fact so much, as soon as I got back, I couldn't help but to take to our Aquagardens for a water feature reevaluation... Tune in next week as we begin giving our Aquagardens an elevating makeover!

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for coming, can't wait to judge yourself and Charlotte's waterfall next March (I know which side my bread is buttered). 😂

[@Tony-InLosAngeles]

Mark’s channel is very nice he’s generous and positive some very creative people building water features there.

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thank you 👍🏻 for your support it means the world

[@tomw5824]

Another one out of the park! Great video Brian.

[@markkintz1786]

Waterfall three has a simplicity and a change in water direction that holds my attention.

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thank you loved the top fall

[@catherineengle4196]

First off they were all very beautiful but I loved #3. Winner for me #3. Second place #5 Third place #6. Now for the most natural looking as far as in nature #2 hands down. All that moss really gave that natural element. Most people look for something they can plant the flowers they love around. I love those shady hideaways where water is flowing and moss is taking over. God bless

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for casting you're top three

[@fishmanc5357]

Wow! What an episode!
So great to see my fellow Brits making these amazing ponds 👍 and the Americans building bridges too

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for watching, which was your favourite feature

[@CryogenicFire]

I honestly couldn't choose between those waterfalls. I like each of them for different reasons!

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for watching, I understand a little bit of your frustration. Raising the bar on Aquatic Art in the UK 🇬🇧

[@leeparker3159]

I’ve watched it again, and I think five is the best!

[@bmit04jessesue72]

I would have loved all these for my property here in Canada. It's hard to choose just one! Really loved number 2 but my final vote is #6

[@silicondave2797]

Much interest in the Maintenance clips and also those painted urns at 10:30
I vote for #2. Mostly for rock selection and the natural turn of the water

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Love the urns they are cool 👍🏻

[@djswaterscapesandlandscaping]

Ha ha love it 😀 😄 great to see you 😀

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for your help

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thank you for coming down Brian,
If anyone would like to see our video of the Waterfall Competition it is live on our channel now!
Thank You all.

[@JohnJohn-fi3hp]

Brian, you guys at Aquascape have been a genuine inspiration to me. I had never built a pond or water feature before, and through your videos and online builder's guide, I managed to construct a large organic swim pond that looks like a natural spring.
Not something my neighbours' had ever seen before (not a common sight in the UK), but they are amazed with how natural it looks now it is in.
Thank you for your inspiration and guidance to make living the Aquascape lifestyle more accessible to people.

[@marladonovan7355]

I loved everything about number 5!! I think they won People's choice! The use of the log in the waterfall was perfect...very natural look.

[@Eric.Mercado]

Wow! An hour-long 🤯 I loved every minute of it! I actually sat my ass down and watched the entire thing in one sitting lol. As for the contest, I would've picked the team that won people's choice. All the teams did a great job 👏
Pond college rocks! 🤟💯

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for your vote and watching the whole video. It's amazing what can be achieved in such a short space of time.

[@haggardfish8779]

It's awesome watching all the pond people across the world!

[@atgcain]

Hi Brian, nice to see you over the big pond in the UK to see our small ponds { well waterfalls } 😆, i liked the # 2, that similar to what i have been trying to do with mine. That is some big palace pond, so many stacked slate walls being used 🤪. The trouble we have over here is the small amount of room there is the the gardens {backyard} and the size of the rocks we have, but taking inspiration from what i see in your videos now and what i have taken from Mark in his videos over the past 5 years i am getting some great knowledge of ponds and water features.👏👏👏

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Keep up the good work mate

[@axelk6521]

Gotta love Lock Down Ponds. Nice to see I'm not the only one who made one.

[@jasonheppler6209]

4 or 6 was my favorite

[@ThePondAdvisor]

4 has the best use of sand 😂

[@heidipustelniak652]

So wonderful to see people who are living out their dreams!

[@joannedallavalle3339]

2 is my favorite. Great video

[@traceyeley65]

Yes thank you Mark and Team Aquaspace, I never knew there was something like this in my own Country. Whoop whoop I will be stopping by the Pond College on my travels through England. Love all the features, but my 1st choice was the one with the little silver figure. thank you again and looking forward to visiting.

[@hoaglandscapeinc.7142]

3 but all fantastic!

[@nuclearcharlie6867]

Number. 3 got my vote

[@Jamesrcrowley80]

You guys are the best!

[@Jamesrcrowley80]

Need the extended cut on Jack’s phone call.

[@BikerBradM]

Honestly, it’s a tie between three and five for me. Both great designs. The one with all the moss was pretty cool, but a little bit too heavy for my liking.

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for voting

[@leeparker3159]

Is between three and five I do like the limestone!

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for your vote

[@Whips_World]

1 or 5, but you're right... they're all very nice and I'd take any of them.

[@pondandgarden]

They're all really great, but I'd have to choose #3.

[@marks1324]

#3 gets my vote for the best! They are all great.

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for voting it's hard to pick one

[@chasmanmugsy]

Crazy awesome Stuff!!!

[@davidhart4789]

Couldn’t pick between #2 and #6. Finally decided on #6 because of the way the mystery stone was placed so naturally in the whole scream of things

[@shangrilahomestead9930]

🤩 Wow you all know how to keep busy!

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Yep, the climate is hit-and-miss. Got to keep working however

[@Rockscapes]

love the hour episode! keep them coming!

[@PaulConnor100]

Brian nice to see you and Mark link up .I think all the features where good but no.3 was my favourite. I'm super excited to get start my waterfall and stream now that all the ground works are finished. Yippee!🎉😂

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for watching and voting for your favourite, was good fun

[@PaulConnor100]

@The Pond Advisor yep ! look like a good day's craic ,speak to you's soon Mark & Charlotte 🙌

[@ThePondAdvisor]

@@PaulConnor100 👍🏻

[@jb-2714]

Great video. Love how you bounce back & forth. Keeps it more interesting. I like you love them all. I would have to say # 2.

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for voting

[@tuscan440r]

Great episode. Loved number 2 and the one with the elephant. The wet wall is the solution I've been looking for so really inspiring stuff! 💪. Great to see a UK episode too.

[@leeparker3159]

The elephant was a nice touch!

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for watching, the mystery items can be a cool touch with a little thought

[@sharoncoon5439]

I like them all but 2 and 3 I like the best.

[@mistyrichardson6041]

2 is my favorite

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for the vote

[@susiejones3634]

Great video from Great Britain! 🇬🇧
Apologies for the rain, Brian. 🙄

[@ThePondAdvisor]

😂

[@stevecrawford333]

where do pond builders get the stumps? hard to find good roots in the woods, youd think itd be easy but most that big are stuck buried on big trees

[@TEAMAquascape]

It really just depends, but we usually use whatever naturally fallen trees we can find to reuse.

[@deluxetransport3208]

#3 is my fav. Pot of gold. Love the twists and turns. But totally agree, any one would be perfect for my front yard. All are extraordinary. Wish you spent more film on the features than the guys talking. It may have changed my opinion.

[@mobilakidanpesawatpedalindones]

Nice❤❤

[@donagreen3436]

Forcing myself to choose a least favorite was easier than picking a favorite. That being said, the pond with lots and lots of moss was a bit much for my taste. That would be very unusual to find in nature in my area of the US. All wonderful works of art.

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for watching and letting us know your thoughts

[@cynthiabouffard5095]

I love 3

[@hoaglandscapeinc.7142]

No sun in the U.K. 😂😂😂

[@TanglemireGardens-ni8vz]

All of this is very interesting but I found it hard to watch because it kept flicking from one frame to another while everyone is talking. Such a shame because I really wanted to learn.

[@kellyloux8930]

Sorry to keep bringing it up ...
But ....
THE FIRE POND!!!
You so click baited us!!!!
I know its huge & we gotta be patient...
But um really excited see it all done ... Then every year on... !!!

[@chiccenhawkc]

💯🔥💙👍

[@suzette5435]

6 is it

[@ThePondAdvisor]

Thanks for voting

[@kathleenvadney6217]

I like the energy of your videos but the jumpiness makes it hard to stay focused. Fewer cuts might be helpful. The creativity of the designs on the different ponds is very inspiring! Awesome talent.

[@jerriwynn2754]

5

[@FosterFarmsOk]

your editor needs to work on the cuts. they are so jumpy. hard to watch.

[@jenkloter6160]

#3

[@deluxetransport3208]

The background noise in Jack's cleanout made it difficult to hear anything he was saying. Just saying. Plus as fast as I can type doesn't represent as fast as he talks. Lol

[@AXPorto]

Good video however, I’m getting seasick by all the jump cuts within a person normal talking. Why would you do it, most of them talk fast enough. If you do it once in a while when you cut to some b-roll I can see the benefits. But don’t over do it, it just puts you totally off

[@FosterFarmsOk]

its awful. every video does it.

[@New-Hat-Gardening]

Are there just not a lot of ladies in this industry? Although I know your president is a lady I’ve really not found a lot of other ladies. Just curious 👍