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Message: [QUOTE="GBBUDD, post: 526885, member: 10026"] While the tails / U ends stabilize the end wall they too can have the same issue on it's end. the idea is to have each lock in the last. Like i have said before these rocks are going to be exposed the youth climbing jumping and pulling on them everything needs to be locked in place . by pure size or by design like angled back so a rock would actually have to be lifted and not just tugged on. END GAME IS TO INSURE NO ONE CAN TOPPLE ROCKS OR WALLS AND HAVE THEM HOLD THEM UNDERWATER. Also keep in mind that those young boys if they are trying to catch a frog and while they are fast with a jump. they are not underwater and if it swims between rocks there's a good chance a small hand will follow, and we got to make sure they don't get stuck and held under water. [/QUOTE]