The Enduring Mystique of Welsh Caernarfon Castle
With its long, eventful lifespan over different eras, Caernarfon Castle has accumulated a unique mix of history, myth and legend.
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With its long, eventful lifespan over different eras, Caernarfon Castle has accumulated a unique mix of history, myth and legend.
The Enduring Mystique of Welsh Caernarfon Castle Read Post »
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Perched dramatically above the River Seiont in North Wales stands the imposing stronghold of Caernarfon Castle.
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The original Caernarfon Castle was born out of King Edward I of England’s campaign to conquer North Wales in the late 13th century.
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