Image from Flickr is by Insights Unspoken
Image from Google Maps is by Ejlif Pedersen
This is a 33 metres (108 ft) high water tower in the small Danish town of Sakskøbing. It was built in 1908 and later in 1982, on suggestion of architect Fleming Skude, the face was painted - with two windows of the tower as eyes and the roof as a hat. Though the water tower is no longer in use but it has been preserved and is now a very well known landmark in the town and is lovingly called Saxine.
View in Google Maps and Street View
More info: eber.se
Edit Note July 4, 2020
Dead links/defunct photos removed and new photos/links added.
Edit Note July 4, 2020
Dead links/defunct photos removed and new photos/links added.
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