SH7879 :: Castell Deganwy Castle from the East
Taken 16 years ago by John S Turner near Llandudno, Conwy, Wales
Castell Deganwy Castle from the East
It is easy to see why a castle would have been built on these two rocky outcrops, although there is not much of it left now. In the far distance to the left you can see Penmon Point on Anglesey, and Puffin Island. On the right is the Great Orme.
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Subject Grid Square | SH7879 |
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Subject Lat/Long | 53.297508,-3.829003 (click to view more nearby images) |
Near | Llandudno, Conwy, Wales |
Photographer | John S Turner |
Taken | 20060727 200607 2006 (about 16 years ago) |
Submitted | 2006-12-05 |
Subject | castle · |
Group | Great Orme · |
Term | great orme · anglesey · puffin island · puffin · rocky outcrops · |
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