prop n. Not a water feature. It is in fact Downing's local.
(1) A natural spring of water. (2) An artificial spring or jet of water, often over a structure.
A stationary device from which a shower of sparks erupts upward from the device into a spring or fountain-like effect. The fountains may vary in color of sparks, noise and effects. A cone or cone fountain is a fountain in a conical shape.
A decorative structure, that issues a flow or jet of water.
a structure from which an artificially produced jet of water arises
a natural flow of ground water
an artificially produced flow of water
a plumbing fixture that provides a flow of water
an arrangement where water is forced into the air under pressure, creating a jet
an artificial basin containing water for drinking or other useful purposes, and connected by an arrangement of pipes through which water is forced to specific heights in ornamental jets
a sculpture , typically decorative , featuring one or more jets or flowing streams of water, emerging from and into a pool or lake, often churning or splashing
A glacial spring, generally discharging supercooled water with a significant hydrostatic head. ------------------------------- Glacial Groove/Glacial Furrow A linear depression, inches to miles in length, produced by the removal of rock or sediment by the erosive action of a glacier.
MF] the central color is shaped like water rising from a fountain sprinkler head, arching up, out and down. If the center is level, see Mushroom and if segmented, see Umbrella
A mechanism which can be incorporated into a cake design to create a tiny fountain, complete with rushing water. Care must be taken to ensure that the water does not touch the cake itself.
prop n. Not a water feature. Downing's closest pub, was good, recently has become too expensive and trendy. Now mostly useful for being open later than most places.
Drinking device. Also known as a bubbler, water fountain, or drinking fountain.
A traditional fountain is an arrangement where water issues from a source (Latin fons), fills a basin of some kind, and is drained away. Fountains may be wall fountains or free-standing. In fountains sheets of water may flow over varied surfaces of stone, concrete or metal.