The moat from Caister Castle tower
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The moat from Caister Castle tower
Image: © John Goldsmith Taken: 12 May 2010
The bridge is rather mysterious, as it is wide enough for a vehicle, yet on the outside bank there is scarcely room for a pedestrian to squeeze past the fence. I guess the moat has silted up a lot as you could wade across it now without getting your knees wet. The careful tending of the lawn contrasts with the apparent neglect of some of the museum exhibits.
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