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monday, august 20, 2018 sheffield castle to be excavated - breaking news! breaking news..... sheffield castle to be excavated. full story here . posted by the cumbrian castle listing. at 12:36 pm no comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest sunday, august 19, 2018 tenby, tenby castle tenby castle tenby pembrokeshire wales above. view of tenby castle from norton road above the harbour. above. the view from bridge street, looking towards the gate. above. substantial wall remains near the museum. above. another view of the walls near the museum. above. gateway into the castle's bailey\courtyard area. above. portcullis groove in the gateway masonry. above. portcullis groove in the gateway masonry. above. scant remains of the gatehouse. above. view from the museum towards the remains of the gatehouse. above. short stretch of castle wall near the museum. above. overgrown stretch of wall below the castle motte. above. view from the path below the tower. above. the watch tower, consisting of two towers conjoined. above. entrance into the watch tower. above. arrow slit in one of the towers. above. view of the tower looking east. above. the tower with fort st catherine in the background. above. view of the castle's motte with the towers at the summit. above. overgrown building remains on the west side of the castle motte. above. door or window in the overgrown ruins. above. view of castle walls from south beach. above. view of the castle from south beach. above. aerial view of the castle. posted by the cumbrian castle listing. at 7:23 pm no comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest tenby, fort st catherine, st catherine's island fort st catherine st catherine's island tenby pembrokeshire wales above. view of the fort from the esplanade to the west. above. closer view of the fort. above. view of the fort from penniless cove hill. above. view of the fort from south beach. above. view of the fort from the museum. above. view of the fort from the bottom of castle hill. above. view of the fort from the top of castle hill. posted by the cumbrian castle listing. at 7:15 pm no comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest thursday, may 10, 2018 lancaster, roman fort - calunium calunium roman fort lancaster lancashire the roman fort at lancaster is situated to the north west of lancaster castle, and is very difficult to locate on the ground. over the centuries the site has been built over and developed, leaving us with scant remains of this once important roman centre of occupation. the best way to find the single remaining earthwork, is to follow the signs to vicarage field, where the remains of the roman bath house and the wery wall can be found. if you walk back from this site, and head west across the fields, you will see the two metre high outer banks of the fort. above. aerial view of the fort showing the castle to the south, and the remaining earthworks marked in red. the photo above, shows how little of the fort is now visible. to the east of the single line of earthworks, houses at vicarage fields have been built over the eastern corner of the fort. lancaster castle occupies the whole of the southern portion of the fort with lancaster priory occupying the central and easten sections. the visible remains represent the north western corner of the outer defences. above. the north western corner looking west. this location is thought to have been rebuilt by the romans at least five times, with the earliest fort thought to have been erected sometime around 80 ad. evidence suggests that it may have been rebuilt and enlarged later in the 1st century before being abandoned. it seems to have been reoccupied early in the 2nd century with stone revetments added to the existing structure at this time. above. the earthworks viewed from the west at the bottom of the hill. evidence from a number of excavations suggest that the fort was periodically abandoned and then reoccupied several times, with each period of occupation bringing additional changes and enhancements to the fort's defences. there is some evidence to suggest that the later changes to the site were along the lines of a saxon shore fort and that it remained in use until the early part of the 5th century. the wery wall may be the only surviving masonry from this period, possibly representing the core and foundations of a bastion of some sort. above. another view from the west. above. a view from the west. above. a panoramic view of the earthworks with the priory tower. above. roman milestone displayed at lancaster musuem. above. roman carved inscription displayed at lancaster museum. above. roman milestone displayed at lancaster museum. posted by the cumbrian castle listing. at 6:28 pm no comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest wednesday, april 04, 2018 bridgwater, river parrett pill boxes bridgwater river parrett pill boxes the taunton stop line somerset a short walk from the premier inn to the north of bridgwater, on the east banks of the river parrett, there are a number of wwii pill boxes. pictured here is just one of three within a one hundred yard stretch of the river, all positioned to give defenders clear line of site north up the river. these concrete structures were built as part of the taunton stop line, a system of defences built to "stop an enemy's advance from the west and in particular a rapid advance supported by armoured fighting vehicles (up to the size of a german medium tank) which may have broken through the forward defences". the taunton stop line was one of around fifty defensive features built around the british isles during wwii in anticipation of a german invasion. the taunton stop line stretched from north to south for around fifty miles, incorporating somerset, dorset and devon, and ran from axminster to chard, taking in the river axe, the great western railway all the way to illminster, the chard canal and railway to taunton, the bridgwater and taunton canal to bridgwater and the river parrett all the way to highbridge. the defences incorporated natural geological features; rivers, ravines and valleys for example, and man made structures; canals, railway embankments and concrete gun emplacements and pill boxes, tank traps (cubes and pyramids) and the incorporation of charge chambers built into bridges, where explosive charges could be set for demolition should german forces invade. the line of defences were manned by two divisions from ghq home forces reserve, with the home guard taking over responsibilities from late 1940. the pill boxes of the bridgwater canal are excellently documents on the friends of bridgwater canal website . posted by the cumbrian castle listing. at 8:08 pm no comments: email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest thursday, march 29, 2018 bridgwater, bridgwater castle bridgwater castle bridgwater somerset sadly only scant pieces of masonry remain to illustrate this castle. the main visible piece of material,can be seen on west quay (the west banks of the river parrett) as shown below, this seems to be a section of curtain wall, standing some twenty feet tall or so, and approximately fifty feet long. above. the portion of 'curtain wall' visible from west quay. there is some doubt that this is actually part of the curtain wall, and rather the remains of a walled garden contained within the castle grounds (contemporaneous or not with the castle) the curtain wall would most certainly have been in this general area, as the river at some point, came right up to the castle's walls....hence the water gate...the remains of which can be found in the grounds of nearby properties. the water gate would have provided direct access to the castle from the river. above. close up of the 'curtain wall?' above. the corner of castle street\junction with west quay the castle was most

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