Nestled in nature they are said to have magical properties. There are 7 jets of water, and according to legend men should drink of odd numbers, and women from even, thereby benefiting from the healing properties attributed to them.
Another legend tells us that only witches drink from the seventh.
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Dijon’s historic center is now a UNESCO World Heritage site, with well-preserved buildings, an unusual Gothic church and a Michelin-star lunch.
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Burgenland translates as castle country—ProfessorAbe and his wife visit one of them
Strolling down Chicago’s River Walk is a great way to explore the architecture and beauty of the city.
DrFumblefinger shares street scenes from his ramblings in Old San Juan
One of Paris’s many fountains, this less-known one was designed by Soufflot, the architect of the Pantheon
Ian Cook shares the story behind the Knife Angel, accompanied by lots of great photos.
Tosson Lime Kiln near Rothbury is the best-preserved in Northumberland.
