Rhaglan Castle

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by Frank Linchester

Behold Rhaglan Castle, the last and greatest castle built during medieval Britain. Construction for the Welsh Castle was started in 1435 on an area which was once a Norman Mote. Although Rhaglan Castle towers as a ruined edifice, it still commands respect. This romantic photograph captures the grandeur and glory of this now ruined fortification. Once visiting Rhaglan Castle, you will never be the same!

I highly recommend visiting Rhaglan Castle, located in southeastern Wales, (about 30 miles northeast of Cardiff). You should be prepared to bring a lot of film since there are many great shots to be had inside and out. Please give me feedback on this photo and tell me about your journeys to Rhaglan castle: welshdragon@ameritech.net

Frank & Kristin Linchester

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Rhaglan castle is wiked
— lizza, July 2, 2004

my son is doing a project on Raglan Castle, we are descended from Robert Raglan, who came to live at the castle at the age of 8, with his Uncle Lord William.
— Julie, February 11, 2003

Are you from England?
— pushiti parei, November 9, 2002

Rhaglan
Yes, Rhaglan is the Welsh Spelling.
— Frank Linchester, June 30, 2001

Castle
Thank you for visiting my article and leaving a comment, your photograph is very nice, but I`m a city hick as you say, but at least I can spell RAGLAN correctly :)
— Too Much, June 22, 2001

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Please feel free to leave me comments about this photograph. If you want copies, send me an email. Thanks
— Frank Linchester, May 31, 2001

This castle enclosing my dreams!!!
My heart running into the castle and a smile stick to my face...a bird cross the clounds when I was looking for..a voice from the past but a Angel face coming close to me and kisses my loving eyes and then something happend..the castle wake up and the stones born a prince with gold hands..This is a merracle.. told me my heart and then a bird take me away..but the castle painted for ever into my heart...
— Lookia Stergioula, May 28, 2001