You guys get two pictures today! Mostly because I wanted you guys to see the detail of the above St. John’s Well, and because posting has been spotty lately! Sorta like a mini-catch up!
This Victorian well head in Armstrong Park is
made of stone with some iron supports. It is located in a curved wall approximately
7 metres long and an area of stone paving creates a plaza in front of the well. A
faux medieval inscription reads ‘Ye Well of King John’.
about Two Picture Sunday!: St. John’s Well ... posted by Cassandra
Never seen this before! Whereabouts is it?
Pity the bl**dy taggers have found it. I’d love to get a hold of those taggers and ram their spray cans right where the sun don’t shine. They spoil beauty spots and national treasures with their mess. *sigh*
B - It’s on the lowest path above Ouseburn road. between Benton Bank and Jesmond Vale near the shoe trees.
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa=0&msid=114230418319989784456.000451f1b36c6d993edd7
Heather - Yes, i’m kind of saddened by this, too.
Thanks Cassie. Will have to go exploring one day and find it.
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