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English: St Ternan's well, Slains Parish Church Kirkyard, Collieston The spring at the edge of Slains Kirkyard is known as St. Ternan's Well. There was once an iron cup chained to the wall which the parishioners used to take a suppie of water on their way to the kirk on a Sunday morning. As far as can be made out this disappeared shortly before the Second World War. |
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| Author | Martyn Gorman |
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