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Message: [QUOTE="poconojoe, post: 431603, member: 1822"] That's great! Lift the old liner and pack soil in there to create a slope away from that timber. Pack it good and make it concave shaped as I stated in my previous post. Try and think ahead and shape that packed soil with some sort of shelves too. This way when you lay your liners, you'll have a stable base to stack large stones to hide the liner for a more natural look. You don't want a big ugly unnatural black liner eye sore. Here's a couple more ideas: I personally have never used it, but some people have used the black waterfall spray foam to hide the liner. They spray it on and stick small stones and sand into it before it hardens. I don't know how durable that stuff is. I'd worry about it peeling and only use it minimally if necessary at all. Then there's the rock on a roll stuff. Basically liner material that comes in different natural looking patterns. Maybe you can buy a small piece just to cover the falls area. Lay it over your new liner just in that exposed area. It will just be for looks and not serve as a liner. [/QUOTE]