Thanks for messaging me back.

I eventually found the Wimbledon well but unfortunately it was dry (including the outlet 20 yards from it). Just wanted to see if you knew of any other natural springs in London.

Brian

I let u know how I get on.

Brian

Here’s the response from my friend Christopher Street, his website is well worth looking at http://www.earthstars.co.uk.  He has a great book about the London Leylines (London Leylines: Pathways of Enlightenment) charting all the main leylines through the Capital and he has also mapped some amazing sacred geometry in London in his book Earthstars The Visionary Landscape, now re-titled as London City of
Revelation. See Lulu website page.  Both books are also available at
Watkins Books, 19-21 Cecil Court, London WC2N 4EZ.

Here’s what Chris had to say …

Findaspring.com looks interesting.  There are already sites like the Modern Antiquarian and Megalithic portal that list many sacred wells and springs, but of course they don’t focus on drinkability ! and some are not good anymore.

Directions to the wimbledon well from the war memorial are;Head across the common to camp rd. Where it forks near the golf club, take the right fork to the end where there is a small car park and white cottage nearby.On North side of car park take the left path and the pine trees around the well will be visible in a couple of hundred yards or so.Also there’s -

The Goodison fountain on Hampstead Heath. One of the sources of the river fleet.
Chalybeate spring to the SE of Kenwood with fountain featuring a horned man ( green man of the woods). Follow the stream from the bathing pools north and you can get to it that way.
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Chris also runs an Earthstars SG1 Google Group for anyone feeling guided to work personally with the sacred sites, energies and sacred geometry; to join email Chris. 

May I please ask you for directions to the spring at wimbledon common?

Brian