What is recorded here

Water garden, St Fagans castle is a castle, fort or tower in Cardiff, Wales. Perhaps men built stones beside moving water because dry land felt incomplete without that voice. Maybe the garden fed hungry hands while the tower watched for danger. Imagine rain striking green leaves and castle walls at once, making one living body instead of two separate things.

A named place photographed at this map point in Cardiff.

St Fagans Castle, near Cardiff, was built in the 12th or 13th century by the de Barri family, Norman lords of Glamorgan. It is important as one of the few remaining medieval castles in South Wales and is now preserved as a historic site within St Fagans National Museum of History.