Rainbow in the fountain

troll-sniffer 1 July 2007 1 July 2007 4

I snapped a rainbow in the fountain at about 3pm this afternoon if you’d like to show it.

Fountain Rainbow

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4 Responses to Rainbow in the fountain

andy 8:04 am 03 Jul 07

far enough to do severe damage to oneself i would think.
That’s a pretty neat photo.. 😀

asp 2:23 am 03 Jul 07

I wouldn’t mind getting in the basket while the jet is on. Apparently it can propel an someone quite some distance into the air. Anyone know how far?

astrojax 6:09 pm 01 Jul 07

ahh, but it is roped off. tight security, this is obviously very canberra! well done..; : )

jr 9:41 am 01 Jul 07

The pot of gold could have been easy to get at… it is in the base of the fountain.

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