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St Bernard's Well, Water of Leith

St Bernard's Well, Water of Leith

Designed by painter Alexander Nasmyth in 1789 the figurine inside the structure is a depiction of the Greek goddess of health Hygeia. Discovered in 1760 this natural spring was rumoured by the locals to have healing powers.

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Taille du fichier 12.71 MB
Dimensions 3352×5028px
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Licence Royalty Free You can use this asset for marketing and advertising campaigns promoting Scotland as a tourism destination without paying royalties or license fees. It can be used for creating promotional materials, advertisements, and digital campaigns to highlight Scotland's experiences to encourage people to Live, work, study, or visit. However, it can't be used for any other purpose that doesn't promote Scotland.
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