António creates an impressive fountain

Here's a description of the contestant's attempt. Someone's probably working on collecting some images to illustrate it.

António pokes around the shed, searching for inspiration for his fountain. He eventually stumbles upon an idea. He places a large, clear tube (meant for storing tennis balls) into a wheelbarrow, fills the tube halfway with tennis balls, and adds a large pinwheel. He sticks the hose into the tube, and surrounds the tube with traffic cones to keep the hose at his desired angle. Throughout the building process, Nuno seems doubtful that António’s idea will work. While adding aesthetic touches to his fountain (such as a TM spot), António decides that symmetry is fundamental, and sources a second hose. This creates two arcs of water in opposite directions; however, the angles do not quite allow the water to spin the pinwheel, so António tells Nuno to stand behind the fountain and turn the pinwheel with his finger. If António named his fountain, it is not shown, but it can be reasonably assumed that it was dubbed ‘Symmetry’. António earns joint third place.

(Written by Jenny R and edited by Karl Craven)