Here's the 3rd fountain I found in Winchester at Queen Eleanor's Garden set in a small secluded area behind the Great Hall, Queen Eleanor’s Garden is a modern reconstruction of a 13th Century garden which was opened in 1986. The garden is named after the wives of Edward I and Henry III who were both named Eleanor. The fountain is made from Purbeck stone.
It's also very pretty! I am enjoying your series on fountains.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo! The hawk (?) on top of the fountain looks very fierce! Maybe it was protecting the garden :-)
ReplyDelete(Thank you for the comment on my last post...I hope you'll drop by after I've started a new photo blog! Happy weekend!)
Thanks for dropping by the blog
ReplyDeleteI like this fountain but just think of all the people of long ago who drink from the other one.
ReplyDeleteNice fountain in an interesting a pretty garden.
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