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English: Zibold's dew condenser. (a) is a truncated cone of beach pebbles 20 m in diameter at the base and 8m in diameter at the top. (b) is a concrete bowl; a pipe (not shown) leads away from the base of the bowl to a collecting point. (c) is ground level and (d) is the natural limestone base.
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25 March 2009

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