Hi all,
We would like to temporary remove our 7" by 8" liner pond. We would like to create a play area of my daughter, where we did not have to be concerned with her drowning.

I am unsure on what to do. I've been told by some people to fill the liner pond with sand or substrate granite. I was hoping to put a layer of sand on top of the granite, where my daughter could play.
However, one person has said NOT to do this, as the rain will eventually go past the sand (or granite) to the bottom of the pond, and start to stink. I thought that the sand would hold the rain and eventually evaporate. I don't want to create a muddy, stinky mess!

Our climate is mild, little snow during the year, but lots of rain (Vancouver, B.C.)

Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Or if the fence doesn't work, why don't you just leave the liner in and fill with sand, your daughter can have a hugh sand box? remember to puncture holes at the bottom so rain water dcan drip out of the sand, enough water mixed with sand makes quicksand

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