What is recorded here
Holy wells have long drawn people seeking clarity or healing. In Castlegar East, the water may have marked a place where prayer became physical, where cups were filled and wishes spoken aloud. The land remembers that repetition even when names and dates fade.
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- What survives
- Recorded monument
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