Onwards and upwards we moved ourselves onto Caernarfon where
we were going to see the castle and have general look around. The castle cost 6
euros each to get in and on the inside there are only about two information
boards explaining a bit about the castle. If you wanted to know more
information I believe it cost another 3 euros each for a guide. If we weren’t
touring around then we would definitely have gone with a guide as we like to
know about the places we are visiting. From what we did read, this is the
castle where the future Kind Edward the second was born and he was given the title, Prince of
Wales, which is now the title given to the next heir of the throne.
Prince Charles was invested in the castle with the title in 1969 at Caernarfon castle. The castle is still very much in tact and like most castles has a nice setting around it.
Prince Charles was invested in the castle with the title in 1969 at Caernarfon castle. The castle is still very much in tact and like most castles has a nice setting around it.
After a look around the castle and in need of food supplies, we headed to Tescos to top up the
fridge and cupboard. We are always looking to cut down costs and think ahead
with the shopping which I think we might have achieved on this shop!
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| Caernarfon castle |
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| Seagull perched on a ledge in the castle, waiting for it's photo to be taken |
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| Picture inside the castle |
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| Another snap |
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| View from up top |
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| And another snap of inside the castle with the nice blue sky above |
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| Funky buildings in the town centre |
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| Nice view of the castle and marina |
You are making me feel old, I remember all the pomp and ceremony of that Prince Charles thing. It is hard to imagine it was 44years ago.
ReplyDeleteAgain it really is beautiful scenery.
Love them castles I remember the ceremony for Charlie too
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