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No laundry, no leaking


I've got a thing for public wells, springs, fountains and taps. This
is a nice example of those found in many of the places I visited in
northern Italy a few weeks ago. It is in Varenna, on Lake Como. The
sign can, I think, be translated as "Don't do your laundry here and
don't defile it in other ways either!"
is a nice example of those found in many of the places I visited in
northern Italy a few weeks ago. It is in Varenna, on Lake Como. The
sign can, I think, be translated as "Don't do your laundry here and
don't defile it in other ways either!"
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