Ershad Spring, London, Hollow Ponds

TRANSPORTATION: Hampstead Heath, OVERGROUND is only 25 minutes away and Hampstead Heath, 30m. Hampstead TUBE is a Northern or black Line. Bus 24 also stops 35 m from the intersection of Oxford street and Tottenham Court Road (Stop A) (suggested).
However, the nearest Post code is Kenwood House,Hampstead Lane London NW3 7JR. The seven ponds at Hampstead Heath are your reference. The spring is directly above these ponds. Move to the NE corner. Follow the hedge lined with trees to either the South or downhill.
Just before you get on to the asphalt, you will see a well-looking structure of clay around the spring. Water is coming out of a tube. This is
This water is very metallic. The iron can be smelled and seen in the water. I have been drinking the water since 2005. Personally, I think so.
Due to the high levels of metals in this water, it might be unsafe to drink. However, who is going to do that? I visit the spring about 1-2 times per month.
I brought back 10 L of water in two jugs each month. I used this spring water to "cut" my water 1:15. This means that 4 L of the 5L jug will contain filtered water and re-energized water.
A 1 L spring. This is my only method, please use what works for you. Wild foraging is another observation.
Just downhill from the spring, it's lush and amazing. The spring water is what you get when you bathe in the ponds. I like to bring a hose during the summer and connect it with the tap. Then, after a pleasant walk in the Heath I spray myself down. Enjoy!

Caesar was the original name for Caesar's well. The well was unfortunately abandoned by the government in the early 20th century. A boring was installed to allow the spring water to flow through a standpipe and into an enormous cistern.
The spring does not stay continuous due to low water pressure.
September 2015 was my first visit. The water temperature was at 12°C. The tds reading read 90 ppm.
Directions
Head towards the Common if you're walking to the spring via Wimbledon High Street. Take the straight road to the right of Rushmere Pond. You'll come to Canizaro Road. Simply cross it and walk until you reach Camp Road. A pink house will be on your right before you see the Fox & Grapes Pub. Follow Camp Road to the start of the golf court. Follow the Sunset Road, the main path that runs between the golf courses, and you will see a white gate. Follow this road all the way until you see Springwell Cottage (or Springwell Cottage) to your right. There is also a small parking area in front. You will see the well and spring ahead.
If you're driving or cycling, take the High Street exit and turn right onto The Causeway. Then, follow it to Camp Road, and then turn left onto Sunset Road. You can park at this bottom and continue walking.
Take the path that has the logs on it, slightly to the left. This is the shortest route. Follow this path straight and turn left. Soon you will reach a clearing dotted with tall pine trees. You will find the un-drinkable well in the middle. It is possible to walk downhill towards the well and reach the cistern, where the spring water flows. You should hear it.

Description
Excellent access. Gorgeous woodland setting.
Additional info: http://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=10603
Nearest Address

Keston Ponds Keston
Directions from the Nearest Address

Keston Village: Ask for directions to Keston Ponds. It's only 1 minute away
Vital Information
Hours Spring Open
24/7/365
GPS: N/A
Map Link: Caesars Well Map
Sally HarteSubmitted