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The Early Norman Castles of the British Isles

Note 942 — Chapter IX · MOTTE-CASTLES IN SOUTH WALES

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Ibid., p. 110. There is a farmhouse called Rhyd y Gors about a mile lower down than Carmarthen, and on the opposite side are some embankments; but I am assured by Mr Spurrell of Carmarthen that these are only river-embankments. Rhyd y Gors means the ford of the bog; there is no ford at this spot, but there was one at Carmarthen.

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