What is recorded here

New Radnor Castle earthworks is a castle, fort or tower in Powys, Wales. Perhaps men dug those trenches during a dangerous age and watched shadowy shapes move through the valley. Maybe the soil still remembers the weight of boots and the smell of wet grass after rain. Imagine a keeper standing at the edge, not afraid but proud, knowing the land would keep the shape long after people forgot the name.

A named place photographed at this map point in Powys.

Built by the de Radnor family in the 13th century, New Radnor Castle was an important medieval stronghold in the disputed border region between England and Wales. It is remembered for its strategic role in controlling the surrounding area during the Anglo-Welsh conflicts.