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quiet place suitable for relaxing on a hike or just to sit and meditate, thanks to the deep valley and trees there is shade even in the hot summer, the water flows despite this year's (2018) heat and has a great taste that tastes different than tap water or petka in the store) ... so that's it :-)

We will certainly be interested in the Crisis Way to Poor VAS.

Nice place on the way.

Then the beautiful way to Trem crises leads from the spring. Narocna cesta vas really really clean :-)

But they are in a field to which there are stairs ?

In the hot summer, cool water will certainly come in handy. Everywhere clean and tidy.

In 1856, the owner of the "Lower Mill" Veversko-Bítýšského, Josef Kotovic, built a chapel above the spring of excellent water. In the chapel he put a painting of Virgin Mary the Helper, under which he had the well lined. He made gratitude to God for such precious water, for he did not drink another until his death. He died on April 14, 1862 at the age of 79, when he got cold during a spring flood. In the past, healing power was attributed to water, similar to the ancient oak at a nearby pilgrimage site at the Three Crosses on a hill above it. The pilgrimage chapel was decorated with holy pictures, flowers and thank you cards. It also used to be a treasure chest for gifts from pious comers. Especially on holidays, but also on Sundays, a large number of pilgrims came here and confectioners from nearby Chudčice sold their products there. There are many wooden benches for pilgrims built at the well to this day. Not far from the chapel stands a stone cross to commemorate the tragic death of only twenty-year-old Lubomír Navrátil of Chudčice. In the summer, you can tap water from one of the three taps, which are mounted on a stone wall under the chapel. For the winter, however, the taps are dismantled, but you can drink from the overflow pipe. We wrote to the village of Chudčice, if they are taking samples at the well, but the news is that the water is not officially drinkable, no analyzes are done here, but somehow they all drink it.

A beautiful place for contemplation. The approach is slightly demanding, but climbing a steep hill equipped with the Stations of the Cross, which is beautifully repaired, is worth it.