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Whaley Bridge Well Dressing-POSTPONED
Type:Culture/Heritage
Tom Brad’s Croft, Canal Basin (nr Car Park) , Whaley Bridge, Derbyshire, SK23 7LU
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Well dressing is an ancient custom unique to Derbyshire. Well dressing is the art of making pictures using only natural materials. This year's wellldressing will depict the services who came to make the dam safe.
The Well will be situated by the telephone box on the Station car park and blessed by a local cleric.
Our Well Blessing is on Sunday 28th at 2.00pm
On the A6 north of Buxton Accessible by Public Transport: Whaley Bridge station is 0 miles away.
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