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When conditions are right, the fountain's jet falls straight back onto the base, shrouding it in a smothering mist.
I can only imagine how suffocating such a torrent would be to a human, but the ducks appear to love it. The water seems to just run right off them like ... well, something.
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November 19, 2005
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Keywords: C.V. Wood Jr., cascade, coot, duck, fountain, geyser, highest, jet, lake, mist, record, Robert McCulloch, shower, spout, stream, tallest, water
