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| | Becket's Well, Otford, Kent (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | Otford is a very ancient settlement lying in the Darenth valley, and the Pilgrim's Way runs through its centre, where there is a circular duck pond, the Church of St Bartholomew (of Saxon origin) and a very conspicuous tower, which is all that remains of the Medieval Archbishops' Palace. |
 | | The fence actually surrounds the well, and the pile of stones, which consists of the same Medieval masonry as that which lines the well, is on the far side of it. |
 | | There is another well in Otford, also on private property - the owner of the fish farm told us it lies on the other side of the church from her house, and just next to the church is a large house called 'Colet's Well'. |
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