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Carl Griffin: Beautiful priory church. Check out the ancient Ducking Stool.

Carl Griffin: Beautiful abbey church. Some parts, such as the crypt, date back to the 7th century.

Carl Griffin: The Queens residence in Northern Ireland. Check out the huge Rhododendron bush. Site of the signing of the Northern Irish peace accord.

Carl Griffin: One of the best seabird spits and biggest seal colonies in Britain. Hire a boat from Seahouses.

Carl Griffin: Impressive geological feature. Look out for the interesting plants growing in the cracks.

Carl Griffin: Great standard of rugby. They play in the 2nd tier of English rugby.

Carl Griffin: Charming 14th century moated gatehouse with beautiful gardens. Only open to public for a few days a year, mainly on bank holidays.

Carl Griffin: Small castle built by King John in order to exert control over the island and its base for pirates. You can spend the night here.

Carl Griffin: Abbey rebuilt in the 19th & 20th centuries on the site of the ruined abbey dissolved in 1539. Its Buckfast Tonic wine is thought to fuel violent anti social behaviour in Scotland due to high caffeine.

Carl Griffin: Incredible exhibits of the relationship between the sea and the Manx people.

Carl Griffin: Very interesting insight into how a Manx farmstead functioned during the Victorian era.

Carl Griffin: Built in 1200 as the first church for Castle town. It is preserved as it was in the Victorian period as a school.

Carl Griffin: One of the best preserved medieval castles in the British isles. Once the seat of the Kings of Mann.

Carl Griffin: Remains of a once powerful abbey that has been run by monks of the Savignac & Cistercian orders. Administered by Manx heritage.

Carl Griffin: Lovely coastal castle built in 1116. Fought over many times in the English civil war and the Welsh / English wars. It was here, in 1403, the Owain Glyndwr's rebellion stalled.

Carl Griffin: Dramatically positioned ruins of a medieval Welsh castle. Captured by English forces in 1283.

Carl Griffin: Incredible castle built between 1283 & 1289. Built to defend the seaward side of Conwy's town walls. Seen plenty of action.

Carl Griffin: Huge indomitable fortress. Scene of Prince Charles's investiture as Prince if Wales. Great fun exploring all the walls and towers.

Carl Griffin: Great audio visual displays bring the ancient baths to life.

Carl Griffin: Built in AD90. Once rumoured to be the inspiration for King Arthur's round table.

Carl Griffin: Late Victorian replacement for the ruined cathedral in the castle.

Carl Griffin: Wonderfully positioned medieval castle. Contains the original Peel Cathedral.

Carl Griffin: Stunningly beautiful chapel. Very ornate decorations throughout. Links to the Knights Templar. Featured in the Da Vinci Code film.

Carl Griffin: Really entertaining tour. Children really enjoyed it. Great to hear about the animal & human use of the caves in prehistoric times.

Carl Griffin: 14th century fortress. It was here that Lambert Simnel, pretender to Henry VII's throne, landed in 1487.

Carl Griffin: 14th century fortress. It was here that Lambert Simnel, pretender to Henry VII's throne, landed in 1487.

Carl Griffin: Beautiful monument with a sundial on three sides.

Carl Griffin: Stunningly beautiful riverside village. You can cross from one side of the village to the other using the ferry service.

Carl Griffin: Extensive remains of the wealthiest and most powerful Benedictine monastery.