Other Places of Interest

Dewstow Gardens and Grottoes, Monmouthshire In the vicinity for Caerwent Castle & Caldicot Castle - Beautiful Gardens and grottoes!	89
Clearwell Caves, Forest of Dean In the vicinity for St Briavel's Castle, Chepstow Castle, Goodrich Castle	94
Old Down Country Park, South Gloucestershire In the vicinity for Berkeley Castle, Thornbury Castle & all Bristol attractions	121
Colby Woodland Gardens, Pembrokeshire In the vicinity for Amroth Castle, Carew Castle & Mill, Pembroke Castle	65
Wells Cathedral, Somerset Next door to Wells Bishop's Palace	79
The Forest of Bere- Hampshire Has a great play area! In the vicinity for Portchester Castle & Fort Nelson	80
Tropiquaria, Somerset In the vicinity for Dunster Castle	79
Stanton Drew Stone Circles, Somerset In the vicinity for Farleigh Hungerford Castle	84
West Somerset Railway Train stops at Dunster for Dunster Castle	98
The Mary Rose Museum Brilliant newly-refurbished museum, close to Southsea Castle	85
Lawrence House Museum, Launceston In the vicinity for Launceston Castle	86
Knighthayes Court, Devon Country house designed by William Burges, who also designed Castell Coch	77
Whitlenge Gardens, Hartlebury, Worcestershire Amazing gardens & children's play area. In the vicinity for Hartlebury Castle.	87
Portland Lighthouse In case you want more steps to climb! Close to Portland Castle	81
Abbotsbury Swannery, Dorset A swannery with large grounds and swan shaped maze. Close to all Dorset Castles.	78
The National Maritime Museum, Falmouth In the vicinity of Pendennis Castle	88
Trelissick Gardens, Cornwall In the vicinity of St Mawes Castle	77
Dr Jenner's House, Berkeley, Gloucestershire Museum dedicated to vaccination, in the one-time home of Edward Jenner. Lovely grounds too! Next door to Berkeley Castle.	97
Vale of Rheidol Steam Railway Trains leave from Aberystwyth, in the vicinity of Aberystwyth Castle.	93
Aberystwyth Cliff Railway Also close to Aberystwyth Castle.	77

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A resident of Tamworth Castle
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You need 2 bowls and some newspaper. Grease the bowls with olive oil.
One bowl should be deep, this is the motte. Glue the scraps of newspaper onto the bowls.
You need a thick covering of newspaper- the final layer should be white paper.
Once the bowls have dried, paint them in green, with a blue 'moat' around the bailey.Then remove the bowls.
Use strips of corrugated paper to make the pallisade.
Create some buildings out of cardboard- we used lentils to make a roof.
Use corrugated card to make the keep, and use moss to make some bushes in the bailey.
A couple of cardboard drawbridges, and you're done! History homework sorted!

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