Well, Gt Asby.
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Well, Gt Asby.
Image: © Bob Jenkins Taken: 25 Mar 2006
This is not really a well - it's a rising for waters which fall on the surrounding limestone hills. There is a direct dye-traced link with the water found in the far reaches of Pate Hole, a cave 1.5km to the south. Only in very wet weather does water flow out of Pate Hole and down the usually dry valley which leads to this well. It is rumoured never to have run dry.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.513092
Longitude
-2.494233