clockwise
| The direction in which the hands of a traditional clock turn. |
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| York went on to say, "The water rushing out made a giant spinning pool, anti-clockwise, clear on the edges and brown in the center. In 1881 it started out again from the bourg, but followed this time an anti-clockwise course . At its head it swings into a natural anti-clockwise turn around the well. |
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