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The Early Norman Castles of the British Isles

Note 851 — Chapter VIII · MOTTE-CASTLES IN NORTH WALES

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This ruined wall runs in a straight line through the wood on the ridge to the east of the town; at one place it turns at right angles; at the back of the golf pavilion is a portion still erect, showing that it was a dry built wall of very ordinary character.

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