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This old cistern at Mail Spring was probably frequented by cattle back when this was still grazing land

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4963-mail-spring-cistern.jpg Several large mahonia (berberis) bushes at Mail Spring are covered with thousands of yellow flowersThumbnailsAn inscription in the concrete at the Mail Spring cistern reads 'Bob + Louise'Several large mahonia (berberis) bushes at Mail Spring are covered with thousands of yellow flowersThumbnailsAn inscription in the concrete at the Mail Spring cistern reads 'Bob + Louise'Several large mahonia (berberis) bushes at Mail Spring are covered with thousands of yellow flowersThumbnailsAn inscription in the concrete at the Mail Spring cistern reads 'Bob + Louise'Several large mahonia (berberis) bushes at Mail Spring are covered with thousands of yellow flowersThumbnailsAn inscription in the concrete at the Mail Spring cistern reads 'Bob + Louise'Several large mahonia (berberis) bushes at Mail Spring are covered with thousands of yellow flowersThumbnailsAn inscription in the concrete at the Mail Spring cistern reads 'Bob + Louise'Several large mahonia (berberis) bushes at Mail Spring are covered with thousands of yellow flowersThumbnailsAn inscription in the concrete at the Mail Spring cistern reads 'Bob + Louise'

It looks like it has been "improved" a few times over the years.