Whilst visiting Geneva a few years ago I took a day trip over to the beautiful flora-filled Medieval town of Yvoire on the French side of Lake Geneva (Lac Leman) specifically to visit the Garden of Five Senses. Being such a pretty town I also wandered around the back streets to see what else I could photograph and came across several drinking fountains (so much more sensible than having to buy plastic bottles of water) including this one.
I quite like the shape of the ‘bath’ beneath the fountain spout.
If you’d like to join in with the fountain challenge then please pop over to Polianthus for the rules
This month she is looking for stone fountains. I’m sure she would love to see you.
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These are so lovely! What did the water taste like?
Another lovely drinking fountain! I really wish we had things like this at home – think how much we could save on buying bottles of water. 🙂
Too true. Sadly I haven’t seen one here.