Genzia's Well, Glenluce, #dumfriesandgalloway according to The Gallovidian, a servant maid named Genzia from nearby Balkail House was murdered at the well and her hair could be seen waving and rippling in the water.
Artist impression of Hillfort c. 600 CE on Trusty's Hill #gatehouseoffleet. The rock cut basin at entrance (some remains intact) is thought to have been a ceremonial well.
Visiting the Green Well of Scotland
Outdoor Group Discussion
Sat 30th April, 1:30pm - 4:30pm
A discussion about the Green Well of Scotland's past, present & future role in the community.
https://t.co/KGGfeblPmZ
History, folklore and some gorgeous scenery awaits those lucky enough to be joining Dr. Peter Hewitt this Saturday, for a guided Walk to St. Bryde's Well, part of #AnnanHistoryFest. Tickets: https://t.co/Rqf1n8KBpW Photo by @Holywellsofthe1 @AnnanHistory #LoveDandG@HereScotland
History, folklore and some gorgeous scenery awaits those lucky enough to be joining Dr. Peter Hewitt this Saturday, for a guided Walk to St. Bryde's Well, part of #AnnanHistoryFest. Tickets: https://t.co/Rqf1n8KBpW Photo by @Holywellsofthe1 @AnnanHistory #LoveDandG@HereScotland
**'Lost Wells of Galloway' paper accepted at national archaeological conference**
The @GglpArchaeology led initiative has been chosen for discussion at the prestigious Archaeological Research in progress (ARP) conference.
Full story: https://t.co/XHWVNjbCVk
The Rumbling Well, Buittle, near Dalbeattie,ย Dumfries & Galloway. A spring of water issuing from the base of a hillside, near the shore of Dalbeattie Resevoir. It is mentioned in 1684 as the resort of sick people, who left money or clothes as a thank-offering.
"Fairies' Well", Kelton Parish, Dumfries & Galloway. The Ordnance Survey Name Books say: "A small spring well on the farm of Loch Hill and close to the margin of Spout Burn. It is traditionally handed down as being formerly the haunt of fairies, hence the name."