Back in July, Booth's Well was decorated for the Well Dressing.
Now it is host to a Nativity Scene.
Friday, December 15, 2006
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5 comments:
Ah, this looks lovely!
I prefer Christine's crib.
Are those real wells? You Brits are so imaginative:-)
This is so interesting. I'll ask the same question, are they real wells?
Christine's crib is more colorful.
Booth's Well is indeed a real well. My page http://www.geraldengland.co.uk/gx/well2006.htm on the 2006 well-dressing ceremony has a link to a local history site with information on the history of the wells in Hyde and also a link to a site covering well-dressing in detail.
Booth's Well isn't a functioning well like the famous one in Buxton.
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