Running Tap Water Creates Artistic Frozen Waterfall
- 11 years ago
Running tap water creates an artistic frozen waterfall.
Leaving your tap running usually results in a disaster.
Well, a 58-year-old man unknowingly created a work of art outside of his home by letting his sink run.
China's construction industry is booming at a breathtaking pace with old buildings being demolished for new construction.
He was the last remaining resident in a building which was scheduled for demolition.
The stubborn male refused to leave his home. And as winter neared, to avoid frozen pipes, he turned on the tap and directed the flow of liquid to run down the side of the structure.
The end result was a frozen waterfall, which has left a massive, artistic ice sculpture outside of the building. The waterfall is so large, it has attracted national media coverage.
At least the male’s tap water was clear. Earlier this year, some residents in Jinan, China had pink water coming out of their faucets.
Locals were forced to purchase bottled water in fear of drinking the bright colored liquid.
Leaving your tap running usually results in a disaster.
Well, a 58-year-old man unknowingly created a work of art outside of his home by letting his sink run.
China's construction industry is booming at a breathtaking pace with old buildings being demolished for new construction.
He was the last remaining resident in a building which was scheduled for demolition.
The stubborn male refused to leave his home. And as winter neared, to avoid frozen pipes, he turned on the tap and directed the flow of liquid to run down the side of the structure.
The end result was a frozen waterfall, which has left a massive, artistic ice sculpture outside of the building. The waterfall is so large, it has attracted national media coverage.
At least the male’s tap water was clear. Earlier this year, some residents in Jinan, China had pink water coming out of their faucets.
Locals were forced to purchase bottled water in fear of drinking the bright colored liquid.