St Thomas' Water
All the roads out of London were mapped, and sights along the way recorded so that travelers knew they were on the right road. One such sight is St Thomas' Waters in Surrey, not far from Ripley; a good place to rest and a holy well.
Having clambered over barbed wire and passed through a crisp packet and Gin scene we were met by St Thomas' waters. Weeping Cross is a fan of holy wells so I often find myself admiring a damp hole in the ground in some obscure place. The diversity of the Holy Well is amazing. Sometimes they have beautiful arches, or found in caves and other such underground hollows or marked with a cross and some are forgotten heaps of stone, or a vague remnant of a spring in the middle of a field. Some are looked after and others are homes to floating crisp packets and mud. They are well worth visiting if you can find them in your area (there are a few books on areas available bucks or kent).
So, St Thomas' water looks like this:
Having clambered over barbed wire and passed through a crisp packet and Gin scene we were met by St Thomas' waters. Weeping Cross is a fan of holy wells so I often find myself admiring a damp hole in the ground in some obscure place. The diversity of the Holy Well is amazing. Sometimes they have beautiful arches, or found in caves and other such underground hollows or marked with a cross and some are forgotten heaps of stone, or a vague remnant of a spring in the middle of a field. Some are looked after and others are homes to floating crisp packets and mud. They are well worth visiting if you can find them in your area (there are a few books on areas available bucks or kent).
So, St Thomas' water looks like this:
5 Comments:
Thank you for the plugs there!
I like the water reflections in your photos especially the last one.
pleasure weepingcross - you do the best stuff, so it is easy.
Lorna - thank you. I really need to get the hang of my new camera.
Hi have just stumbled across you you make interestering reading, hope the rest of the year goes well for you
thanks anonymous - very kind!
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