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A location where groundwater flows naturally to the land surface or a surface water body.
Ãâó: www.groundwater.water.ca.gov/groundwater_basics/gw...
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sails with hinged timber shutters, set before operating the mill, and connected by a spring-loaded lever which allows the shutters to open if struck by a gust of wind.
Ãâó: www.kent.gov.uk/living/environment/kent-windmills/...
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refers to the object from which the water flow appears to emanate. It may be a natural object (such as the rock in our "Fountain of the Gods") or a ceramic piece (such as in our "New Horizons"). A flexible water tube is attached to the Spring. It is the Spring that usually plays a vital role in the subtle adjustments that can be made once the basic operation of the fountain has been established. ...
Ãâó: www.whisperingwaters.com/terminol.htm
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