Carew Castle and Tidal Mill Pembrokeshire Wales
Carew Tidal Mill
Spring tides at Carew Tidal Mill
Sunrise at Carew
Just after the sun came up at Carew Castle
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Fire In The Sky
We visited Carew one evening and very nearly walked away thinking there would be nos sunset, how wrong we were!
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Carew Castle
Carew Castle late evening
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Carew Castle with the late evening sun on it
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Carew Castle Sunset
The story behind this shot is that we went up to Strumble Head in the afternoon hoping to stay up there to get a sunset shot but there was coastal fog that day so we gave up and decided to head back inland as we got closer to Carew it was clear we were in with a chance of a sunset and reflections at Carew. What a night!
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Carew Castle
Mono panorama of Carew Castle Pembrokeshire
Sunset Over Carew Estuary
Nothing like an evening walk at Carew to get a sunset over the estuary
Carew Castle
The ruins of Carew Castle stand on the low banks of the river Carew, near Pembroke. Gerald of Windsor erected a Norman motte and bailey castle here about 1100, building on a earlier Iron Age fort. The present castle is based on a 13th century structure begun by Sir Nicholas de Carew. There are three towers and the chapel that survive from Carew's time, but more obvious are the early Tudor additions of Sir Rhys ap Thomas, including the gatehouse. It was Thomas who held the last great Welsh tournament of arms here in 1507. More extensive still is the later Tudor remodeling of Sir John Parrot, who may have been an illegitimate son of Henry VIII. Parrot added a north range and the beautiful Tudor windows which are Carew's most notable feature.
Golden Reflections
Sunset at Carew with a golden reflection
On Reflection!!!
Every time we visit Carew I have to take loads of pictures of the castle from all different angles, for some reason this beautiful castle draws me to it.Carew Castle stands at the head of a tidal inlet, and was once a medieval fortress occupied between 12th and 17th Century
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