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Ould Fount

Ould Fount

Spotted decades ago at an old train station. People say this public fountain was built about 200 years ago, and it is spouting water ever since.

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Spotted decades ago at an old train station. People say this public fountain was built about 200 years ago, and it is spouting water ever since.

In the meantime, the base wall and flooring tiles have been replaced, but the ancient original fountain head and the basin below has been kept.
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OLYMPUS SP570UZ

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 64 Shutter 10/3200 Focal Length 1185/100

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May, 2018

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