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Wher was I? Feb 8, 09
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I think we are in Wales and have the iron railway bridge as Pontycafrau.
Any ideas if this is right and what the first clue is: name of the castle town?
Any ideas if this is right and what the first clue is: name of the castle town?
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I think you mean Pont y Cafnau (locally known as Pont-y-Cafnau).
Another site has said that the village was Usk but I can't confirm that Geraint Evans (?) was at school there. That might have been his Primary School because I think he went to Burton Grammar. Looks a s if the Roman fort and settlements were at the same place? Bit tricky this one.
I think you mean Pont y Cafnau (locally known as Pont-y-Cafnau).
Another site has said that the village was Usk but I can't confirm that Geraint Evans (?) was at school there. That might have been his Primary School because I think he went to Burton Grammar. Looks a s if the Roman fort and settlements were at the same place? Bit tricky this one.
TopCat2, you may be right. I tracked Geraint to Pontypridd but didn't do all the backtracking details - I had considered Carleon and Raglan.
The reason for Usk was that it loosely means 'water'. But that might be the one 'further down'. Certainly Caerleon had the fort but I can't place the castle in the 12th century (unless that is a refernce to Usk again).
Any chance that Geraint went to school in Caerleon?
Would be nice if it was Caerleon because of the link with King Arthur!
The reason for Usk was that it loosely means 'water'. But that might be the one 'further down'. Certainly Caerleon had the fort but I can't place the castle in the 12th century (unless that is a refernce to Usk again).
Any chance that Geraint went to school in Caerleon?
Would be nice if it was Caerleon because of the link with King Arthur!
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