A Wallace Fountain in Paris, France.

I found this version of the famous Wallace fountains in Paris, a week ago — on the Left Bank of the Seine, just across the river from Notre Dame Cathedral, in a small public space in front of a remarkable bookstore called The Shakespeare Company, a place that Alister Hughes would have loved.

This version of the fountain has a thin stream of running water in the center, which tourists use to refill their water bottles — there is a sign by the fountain saying that the water is potable.

Read the story of Alister and Margaret Hughes saving the GRENADA Wallace Fountain at <http://www.grenada-history.org/fountain.htm>.

Bruce Potter

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Bruce
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About Bruce

Work for sustainable development of small islands and the Chesapeake Bay; ex-Peace Corps (Volunteer and staff) in LA & Caribbean; cruised Caribbean on S/Y Meander for three years; like small tropical islands, French canals, Umbria, Tasmania, and NZ. Married 52 years to the late Kincey Burdett Potter (see Kincey.org). President of the now-sunsetting Island Resources Foundation.
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