Glamis Meadow and Wood
On the edge of Glamis Meadow and Wood (if you look close enough) you’ll find what is left of the Red Well. Back in 1628 King Charles I and his Queen visited the well as it was famous for it’s fertility properties. King Charles I went on to have 4 off-springs so it must have been true!
Kings Cliffe Millennium Wood
Directions: At the end of Willow Lane in Kings Cliffe
Website: www.woodlandtrust.org.uk
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Glamis Meadow and Wood
On the edge of Glamis Meadow and Wood (if you look close enough) you'll find what is left of the Red Well. Back in 1628 King Charles I and his Queen visited the well as it was famous for it's fertility properties. King Charles I went on to have 4 off-springs so it must have been true!
Kings Cliffe Millennium Wood
Directions: At the end of Willow Lane in Kings Cliffe Website: www.woodlandtrust.org.uk
