Ewloe castle walk. A mysterious castle that is believed built by a Welsh prince. 

I was up in Connahs Quay a few months ago. Never heard of Ewloe castle. I'll put it on my list for places to visit. Cheers. (They way things are going I think we may have to rebuild some of castles for defence against the maniacs in Cardiff and London.)

all those rocks quarried lugged there and then built by hand. It would take a lot of dedication.

I loved that history lesson. Thank you.

Wepre park is a lovely place to take the kids and dog. Been there loads only being 15 mins away :)

Thanks for the history Lee , never knew about this , amazing place and so old !!

Amazing! Thank you for the tour, Rubi.

Very Impressive !!!!

Wales is fascinating.

My Dear Sweet Lee. ❤️🌹I went to read the history of the castle. Very interesting as I love reading all about the history. Thanks for sharing Lee. Lots of love ❤️ to you from me. Debbie. 💚🥰💜🧚‍♀️🦄💓

Luv the history your surrounded in. Thank you m8.

Amazing structures and history thanks rubi, otherwise would be unseen

Took me right back this, me and my friends marauding llansteffan castle every summer. And then my own kids, in the last few years, my grandkids.

thanks man that is badass👍

That was a lovely walk. North Wales is a great place for castles, so much history has still survived, well built considering the tools they had, fascinating. Years ago NZ was aspirational but not now.

Most of the castles in Wales were built by the English to help combat those pesky welsh rebels,😂 however some were built by Welsh elites. Apparently they used to wreak havoc for the English forces because they would use Gorilla tactics to attack the English. That’s what I learnt on my recent trip to Pembroke castle not long ago. Pembrokeshire used to be know as “little England” as it was ruled by a English king for decades, that’s why in Pembrokeshire most of the towns and streets names are English not welsh. Also there’s more castles in per square mile in Wales than anywhere else i the world, never mind the U.K. bit of useless history for you there😂

If those walls could talk, you wouldn't be able to shut them up.

The woods grew after it was abandoned and fell down

I went to Wales once, I went to a castle called "White Castle" I wonder if they had to change the name in case it offended someone?

If you want to know why they built it - bear in mind that there were still people like bill_gates and george_soooros around in those days.

So much better than going into the Kiwi bush to see some grassy circular dip in the ground, twenty feet wide and two foot deep, and being told, ‘That’s an ancient Maori _Pa_ site!’, and then, pointing to the left, ‘And they grew their potatoes over there!’ 🙄

Tour guide videos now...great! Just a bit slower with the camera work please:)

Do the forest tracks ?

To the woods Robin Hood

Them were the days ??? But not for serfs ???