St Ronan's Well
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St Ronan's Well
Image: © Pete Marrison Taken: 17 Nov 2022
These are the remnants of St Ronan's Well. A depression approximately 700mm in dia and 200mm deep. It is filled with mud, leaves and discarded pieces of masonry. It is adjacent to and south of, the brick built water tank which apparently replaced the original well. Were it not for presence of the water tank, the position of St Ronan's well would be almost impossible to locate. It is located beneath the existing barbed wire fence. St Ronan would be disappointed.
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Image Location
Latitude
56.056515
Longitude
-4.495511