At Crudwell, neer to the mannour house, is a fine spring in the street called Bery-well. Labourers say it quenches thirst better than the other waters, as to my tast, it seemed to have aliquantulum aciditatis, and perhaps is vitriolate. The towne, a mannour of the Lord Lucas, hath its denomination from this well, perhaps it is called Crudwell from its turning of milke into cruds.