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John30
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#83124 2008-05-19 17:03 GMT |
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Wildthing
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#83125 2008-05-19 17:10 GMT |
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Hastings Castle.
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ThreeRashers
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#83126 2008-05-19 17:16 GMT |
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Hastings Castle, can be seen on the town's West Hill. Its famous 'whispering dungeon' is still intact and there's a special audio-visual display 'the 1066 Story' which captures the bloody thrills of the invasion that led to the creation of the castle.
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WellBalanced
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#83127 2008-05-19 17:21 GMT |
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Hastings Castle is an obvious place to go if you want to find out more about the Battle of Hastings and the events of 1066 (NB: Norman castles are on the Year Seven history national curriculum). It was built by William the Conqueror following his victory at Battle, eight miles away. However, those children who need a bit of mystery and imagination to make their history palatable may be more intrigued by the mysterious whispering dungeons. Discovered in 1870, they have idiosyncratic acoustics that make even a whisper seem to echo through them. Admission: adults pounds 3.20, children pounds 2.10, family ticket (two adults, two children) pounds 9.50 (01424 781111; www.hastings.uk.net).
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Kevin
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#83128 2008-05-20 14:14 GMT |
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Hastings castle, i went their once, good fun it were.
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