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Article: The artist: Randy Bauer.(Waterfeatures)
- Article from:
- Pool & Spa News
- Article date:
- July 7, 2004
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THE CANVAS: Sparse suburban half-acre, the base of a mountain, unlimited possibilities THE PALETTE: Natural stone, forest shrubbery, rushing water, a private rock grotto THE MASTERPIECE: sibilant swooshing sounds, aquatic acrobatics, enveloping rock formations
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