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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DrFumblefinger visits the beautiful St. Josaphat Basilica in Milwaukee’s South Side. The church was built by and for Polish immigrants in the late 19th century and reflects the loving care incorporated by the hands who constructed and care for it.
The giants are a massive street art project that was completed for the 200th birthday of Vancouver in 2014. It was intended to be removed after 2 years, but because of its popularity it will remain.
In the Highlands of Scotland, Judy Barford encounters a creative display that gives a nod to a mythical creature.
George G shares views of the Charlottesville campus and memories of an unusual student rebellion
No surprise: The Henry Ford Museum has extensive exhibits showcasing the automobile!
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.
