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All the pictures have now been downloaded. Now just move your cursor over each name listed on the left and see the decorated well, spout or spring." txt[1] = " The Clock Tower Tap\n This is the tank to the side and behind the West Malvern Clock Tower" txt[2] = " Danzell Spring\n THIRD PRIZE in the Childrens section. This well is not easy to find but is a delight to unexpectedly come across for the adventurous walker." txt[3] = " Earl Beauchamp Spout\n RUNNER UP with the SPRING CUP in the Small Groups Section (3 dressers or less). A very popular and prolific spring by the side of Cowleigh Road. Very popular with water collectors" txt[4] = " Evendine Spring\n On of the most popular places for locals and visitors to collect Malvern Spring water." txt[5] = " Eye Well\n (Not participating in competition)\n" txt[6] = " Happy Valley Spout\n Situated on the South side of Happy Valley about 3/4 the way up the surfaced section of roadway." txt[7] = " Hay Slad\n (Not participating in competition)\n" txt[8] = " Holy Well\n Alway popular with visitors, whether dressed or not. One of the oldest wells in the Malvern area." txt[9] = " Jacob's Fountain\n (Not participating in competition)\n" txt[10] = " Jubilee Fountain\n On a road junction in the village of Malvern Wells. Very near to the Old St. Peters Church which, sadly, is now converted to housing." txt[11] = " Lower Wyche Spout\n WINNER of CROCUS CUP in the Small Groups Section (3 dressers or less). This well is always one to go to look at. It is on the common just above Lower Wyche Road" txt[12] = " Lower Wyche Trough\n RUNNER UP with second prize in the Children's section. This must have been an animal trough, it is by the side of the road very close to Lower Wyche Spout" txt[13] = " Malvhina\n RUNNER UP with the ENIGMA CUP in the Open Class. This is one of the most recent water features to be introduced to the centre of the town of Great Malvern." txt[14] = " Old Bottling Works Spring\n Hidden to passers by, it is situated up a passage, off Belle Vue Terrace" txt[15] = " Railway Station Spout\n (Not participating in competition)\n" txt[16] = " Royal Well\n (Not participating in competition)\n" txt[17] = " St Ann's Well\n The most popular well in Malvern. Nestling in the hills above Great Malvern. Up the '99 steps' followed by a steep zig-zag path then you reach the Well House and find a Cafe." txt[18] = " St James's Churchyard\n Set in a wall beside the drive down to the Church. Can easily be missed when not dressed. It looks across over Roget's grave, of thesaurus fame. " txt[19] = " Stocks Fountain\n Now inactive this was a drinking fountain in the past. It is close to an old whipping post and stocks." txt[20] = " Weavers Well\n (Not participating in competition)\n" txt[21] = " West Malvern Tap\n WINNER of the MALVHINA CUP in the Open Class. This water feature is set in the side of the pavement along West Malvern Road. A very enthusiastic group of dressers always do wonders here." txt[22] = " Westminster Bank Spring\n WINNER of the SILVER CUP in the Children's Section. This well is usually dressed by the children from a local school, they invariably do a magnificent job." txt[23] = " Willow Spring\n On the left side of Walwyn Road, going down. So called because it had a Willow Tree growing behind it in the past." txt[24] = " Wyche Spring\n Probably for sheep in the past, sadly it has been dry for some years now." txt[25] = " Wynds Point\n (Not participating in competition)\n"