St Andrew's Well, Stogursey
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St Andrew's Well, Stogursey
Image: © Graham Clutton Taken: Unknown
This is the entrance to the courtyard containing the well. It is not a conventional well being more like a spring. Water comes out of 3 lead spouts into 2 cisterns. The right hand spout is said to be softer. The water is used for baptisms in the church.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.178857
Longitude
-3.141572