In this woodworking video I use a woodturning lathe to turn a yew log and some laburnum burl (two poisonous woods), into an ornate, poison chalice. | Jack Mack Woodturning

Red Spring or Red Well in Glastonbury, Somerset in England, it’s one of the two sacred springs at Chalice Well Gardens, the other being the White Spring. The Red Spring gets its name from the iron-rich water that leaves a reddish residue, often associated with the divine feminine and healing energy. It’s deeply woven into the mystical and spiritual traditions of Glastonbury, a place long connected to Arthurian legends, ley lines, and ancient pilgrimage routes. #glastonbury #virals #beautifuldest

The chalice well in Glastonbury is a sacred site. It’s tranquil calm yet full of life and spirit. The lion Fountain serve us with water that is safe to drink. It has a very high iron content and can be used for tinctures and healing. We were able to fill our bottle at this fountain and the power of water with its cleansing and renewing properties evident all around us would recommend a visit here if you would like somewhere different invigorating calming somewhere where you can lift yourself to