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| Welsh Pride Still Stands | ||||||||||
| Dolwyddelan Castle, birthplace of "Obiit magnus Achilles secundas, dominus scilicet Lewelinus filius Gervaisi filii Owini Cuynet, tunic priceps Walliae", in Latin, Llywellyn ap Iorwerth (Llwelyn Fawr) in Welsh and Llywellyn the Great in Anglo-Saxon. Only a few of the original Welsh built castles still remain that Longshanks did not destroy as he ravaged Wales in his conquest to dominate. | ||||||||||
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| Longshanks' addition and legacy | ||||||||||
| Chimney remnant that once warmed the shanks of Edward the First | ||||||||||
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| Longshanks' view west | ||||||||||
| The south and beyond | ||||||||||
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| From the valley floor | ||||||||||