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English: Petrified objects in the first grotto at Les Grottes Pétrifiantes de Savonnières. On the right is a glass vase wrapped in wood fibres, with carnations soaked in paraffin to prevent them from falling apart. In the middle is a bouquet of teasels, and on the left is a group of pine cones. These objects have been under a high-limestone spring for eight years (as of the writing of the pamphlet; unknown when this was). |
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