Ojo Del Agua
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On the path into Ojo del Agua
we saw a field with several garden gnomes set around
for the amusement of the visitors.
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Ojo del Auga (which means Eye of the Water) was an artesian well and swimming hole.
Beyond it, opposite its entrance, was a dirt pathway out.
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Ojo del Auga (which means Eye of the Water) began as an artesian well.
As it became more popular, it was enlarged into its current rectangular form.
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