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Caergwrle Castle
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Caergwrle Castle straddles the boundaries of Wrexham and Flintshire counties and was built in the 13th Century by Welsh prince Dafydd. It was from here that Dafydd launched his victorious attack on the English castle at Hawarden in 1282.
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Panoramics
Basingwerk Abbey
Bodelwyddan
Caergwrle Castle
Cefn Viaduct
Cefn Viaduct & Ty Mawr
Dee Estuary: Greenfield
Dee Estuary: West Kirby
Deeside
Denbigh
Denbigh Hospital
Denbigh from the sky
Flint Castle
Graig Fawr
Hope Mountain
Horseshoe Falls
Llangollen Bridge
Llangollen Canal & Trevor Basin
Llangollen Canal & countryside
Moel Famau & Moel Arthur
Moel Findeg
Mold, Mynydd Isa & Gwernaffield
Mold: Rhydymwyn Valley Works
Mold: St Mary's
Mostyn's Fun Ship
Offa's Dyke Path
Pontcysyllte Aqueduct
Pontins Prestatyn
Prestatyn
Prestatyn Beach
Prestatyn's Christchurch
Prestatyn: Victoria Hotel
Rhyl sunset
Scala Cinema
Trelawnyd
Vale of Llangollen
Wrexham FC
Wrexham fans protest
Wrexham: Mold Road
Wrexham: Police Station
Wrexham: Queen's Square
Wrexham: St Giles
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