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Miss Inquiry | 14:24 Mon 02nd Apr 2007 | Society & Culture
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Are there any good castles ideally with a moat you would recommend going to visit in the south of the UK?
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Leeds Castle in Kent would be my favourite. (Also possibly Herstmonceux - I know you can visit the grounds but don't know if you can get inside.) Leeds I have been to and I know there's quite a bit to see both inside and outside. It's just off the M20 Junction 8
14:57 Mon 02nd Apr 2007
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IGHTHAM MOTE, KENT
Not a castle, but a moated manor house
http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/w-vh/w-vi sits/w-findaplace/w-ighthammote/
15:41 Mon 02nd Apr 2007
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Portchester Castle, in Portchester, Portsmouth is a good one. I live right next to it and have spent many happy days there!
15:44 Mon 02nd Apr 2007
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Bodiam

http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/places/bodiamc astle/
17:21 Mon 02nd Apr 2007
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Caerphilly Castle, near Cardiff, is a beauty. It has a
moat and a leaning tower.
It is also the 2nd. largest castle in Europe, after Windsor.
17:49 Thu 05th Apr 2007

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