Cornwall in the UK is home to many sacred wells or springs. In times of old, these were a place used by locals for healing, or pilgrimage. Unfortunately over the years, many have been destroyed or fallen into disrepair, however some are also beautifully maintained by enthusiastic volunteers.
I found traveling to these wells an interesting experience. Each one had it's own unique energy and properties. A few were very eerie, definitely did not feel alone there.
Here are a few that I visited.
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| St Keyne's Well - beautiful heart centred space :-) |
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| St Cuby's well - just off the road but hard to see while driving ;-) |
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| St Cleer's well |
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| Dupath Well |
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| St Neot's well - super cute town, and well is not located in a random cow paddock 5 miles away like the GPS said :-( |
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| Scarlett's well |
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| Sancreed well, complete with offerings. Super eerie. I swear there was something behind me...and breathing :-/ |
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| Glowing, phosphorescent moss growing in Sancreed Well. The water here has a relatively high radiation count. |
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| St Piran's well - very neglected, but still lots of love here :-) |
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| St Clether's Well Chapel - wow, beautifully maintained and a work of love from one lady. |
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| Inside the St Clether's well chapel - original 2000yr old alter stones with water running underneath :-) |
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