Entrance at The Drim, Goodwick
Introduction
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Entrance at The Drim, Goodwick
Image: © Natasha Ceridwen de Chroustchoff Taken: 10 Aug 2006
The Drim is an early C19 house with a collection of outbuilding: stables, coachhouse and walled garden, as well as the ruins of an older dwelling, standing on the edge of Goodwick Moor. These 'gate-castles', as they are sometimes called, make an imposing entrance: they are in good repair and each carries the traditional upright stones set on the top.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.999009
Longitude
-4.997484