From Towering Delusions – A Photo Art Series by Paul E Williams
Photo of Raglan Castle. Monmothshire, Wales. Photo by photographer Paul E Williams.
Photo of Conwy Castle, Wales, by photographer Paul E Williams.
Photo of Raglan Castle. Monmothshire, Wales. Photo by photographer Paul E Williams.
Photo of Caernarfon castle, Wales. Photo by photographer Paul E Williams.
Photo of Bamburgh Castle Northumberland coast, England. Photo by photographer Paul E Williams.
Photo of Corfe castle, Dorset, England, by Photographer Paul E Williams.
Photo of Corfe castle, Dorset, England, by Photographer Paul E Williams.
Photo of Lindisfarne Castle, Holy Island, Northumberland, England. By photographer Paul E Williams.
Photo of Lindisfarne Castle, Holy Island, Northumberland, England. By photographer Paul E Williams.
Harlech Castle, Wales. Photo by photographer Paul E Williams.
Photo of Caernarfon castle, Wales. Photo by photographer Paul E Williams.
Photo of Stokesay Castle medieval fortified manor house, Shropshire, England, by photographer Paul E Williams.
Photo of St Mawes Castle built by Henry VIII, Cornwall, England, by Photographer Paul E Williams.
Photo of Beaumaris Castle,, Wales, by photographer Paul E Williams.
Photos of Stunning Castles of Wales & England – Wall Art Prints
Art Photos of Stunning Castles of Wales & England Wall Art Prints – Colour panoramic photos exploring the picturesque ruins of the great castles and fortifications of Wales & England. There are many enigmatic castles in Wales, most built by the English. The biggest are the spectacular medieval castles built by Edward I.
Photos of English & Welsh Castles
Apart from Cathedrals the biggest historic landmarks in England and Wales are the ruins of great medieval castles. These castles were the great seats pdf power until the Civil War which saw the great Royalist castles destroyed and ruined.
This photo gallery is dedicated to the picturesque ruined castles of England and Wales.
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