The Lady Well is a holy well in Glasgow in Scotland. Also known as 'Our Lady's Well', Glasgow's Ladywell is an artesian spring noted on early city maps and can be reliably assumed to predate the city.
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Visit The Holy Lady Well, Speen,Berkshire,England on 22-02-2022.
The photograph's following give all the details that could be available on date. Just zoom in on the text showing necessary info picture that have been clicked by me at the site. The water of the well is quite higher than any water bodies far from the site. We, back home in India , have such water bodies that are reverred and known for...
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A short walk down a grass footpath and we come to this hidden treasure of a Holy Well. There is a short description of the well framed on a pole near the well, which is reasonably well kept by the local authority. The well contains inscriptions "Ye Ancient Ladye Well" and "Restored 1902". The Ladywell is thought to date back to before AD452 was believed to have healing qualities or the power to...
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Odd place. I would not recommend anyone drink or touch the water here now. It looks and smells quite unpleasant.
The path leading to it is quite overgrown with nettles so make sure to wear stuff to cover your legs.
It is probably accessed best from the church at the...
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