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Metal Print : In the corner of the County Museum, Warwick, is a small pool continuingly being filled
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In the corner of the County Museum, Warwick, is a small pool continuingly being filled
In the corner of the County Museum, Warwick, is a small pool continuingly being filled with water - from a tap with no obvious source of supply. Finding out where the water comes from is the theme of an exhibition, organised by Severn Trent Water Authority, currently on display in the Market Hall premises. " Water, Water" is open to the public each day until February 6th. Among the first visitors were 10-year-old Rachel Turner and her four-year-old sister Caroline, who live in Victoria Street, Warwick.
16th January 1982
Coventry Telegraph Archive
Mirrorpix
Warwick
Warwickshire
England
Media ID 21611067
© Mirrorpix
Caucasian Coins Exhibit Exhibition Plants Pool Warwick Optical Illusion
15"x10" (38x25cm) Metal Print
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Estimated Product Size is 38.1cm x 25.4cm (15" x 10")
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In the corner of the County Museum, Warwick, a captivating sight awaits visitors. A small pool, mysteriously being filled with water from a tap that has no apparent source of supply. This intriguing phenomenon is at the heart of an exhibition called 'Water, Water', organized by Severn Trent Water Authority and currently on display in the Market Hall premises. Open to the public until February 6th, this unique event aims to unravel the enigma behind this perpetually filling pool. Amongst its first curious visitors were Rachel Turner, aged 10, and her younger sister Caroline from Victoria Street in Warwick. The exhibition showcases various exhibits related to water - plants thriving near pools and optical illusions that challenge our perception. Visitors can also explore wishing wells adorned with coins and marvel at a floating tap seemingly defying gravity. This print captures not only the essence of childhood wonder but also highlights Severn Trent Water Authority's commitment to engaging communities through educational events like these. Step into this fascinating world where reality blends seamlessly with illusion as you embark on a journey to discover where this endless flow originates. Join us at 'Water, Water' for an unforgettable experience that will leave you questioning what lies beneath.
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