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Chasing The Light in the Celtic Latitude

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Paul S
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Chasing The Light in the Celtic Latitudes. Day 3: Caerphilly Castle, Wales Here's one photo from that proves the two premises of this expedition: 1) The late afternoon light at these latitudes, at this time of year, is extraordinary; 2) you can't rush these things.


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Chasing The Light in the Celtic Latitudes. Day 4: Pembroke Castle, Wales Dates to the 11th century. Associated with Sir William Marshall, "The Greatest Knight" in the last 12th and early 13th centuries. Birthplace of Henry Tudor in 1457 - killed a king and became one in 1485.Next postChasing The Light in the Celtic Latitude

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