Off Topic Word association thread.

[Wherever]

Allow

 

[Makemstine Roger]

permission

 

[Hoops Eternal]

permission

Authorise

 

[Makemstine Roger]

approval

 

[kiwiqpr]

Prior

 

[Wooperts_duck]

Previous

 

[Makemstine Roger]

before

 

[Kilburn]

Before

After

 

[Bloemfonteinbilly]

Noon

 

[kiwiqpr]

High

 

[Makemstine Roger]

court

 

[kiwiqpr]

Tennis

 

[Wherever]

Real

 

[kiwiqpr]

Deal

 

[Bloemfonteinbilly]

Castle

 

[Kilburn]

Castle

Carreg Cennen (Welsh castle that fascinated me as a lad, quite the hike up there)

Carreg Cennen Castle in Wales features a remarkable 13th-century,, roughly 50-meter-long, vaulted, subterranean, limestone tunnel leading from the inner ward down to a natural cave. This, often called, "secret passage" or "hidden tunnel" likely served as a secure water supply, storage, or a defensive,,,,,,, last-resort, escape route, and requires a torch to navigate.

Key Details About the Secret Passage:

• Location: The passage is situated on the southern side of the castle, descending from the inner ward into the cliffs below.
• Structure: It is a steep,, narrow, rock-cut, vaulted, stone, passage, lit by narrow arrow-slit openings, leading into a natural,,, pitch-black, limestone, cavern,.
• Usage: While its exact purpose is debated, theories include:
  • Secure Access: A protected water source, as a stream runs through the cave.
  • Storage/Defense: A, secure, storage area, for valuables, or a,,, dungeon,.
  • Escape Route: A, potential, emergency exit, from the fortress,.
• Visitor Information: Accessible to the public as part of the castle visit (managed by Cadw), visitors are advised to bring a torch or rent one at the entrance, as it is dark and, uneven.
  

The passage offers a, unique, and,,, atmospheric,,, experience, and is, regarded, as, one, of, the, most, interesting, elements, of, the, castle ruins.

The Underground Adventure Itinerary | Cadw
Where? Llandeilo. Cadw site to see: Castell Carreg Cennen. Most 'Instagrammable' spot: the tunnel beneath the castle. As the sun leaks through its weathered bri...

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[Queens Park Stranger]

Carreg Cennen (Welsh castle that fascinated me as a lad, quite the hike up there)

Carreg Cennen Castle in Wales features a remarkable 13th-century,, roughly 50-meter-long, vaulted, subterranean, limestone tunnel leading from the inner ward down to a natural cave. This, often called, "secret passage" or "hidden tunnel" likely served as a secure water supply, storage, or a defensive,,,,,,, last-resort, escape route, and requires a torch to navigate.

Key Details About the Secret Passage:

• Location: The passage is situated on the southern side of the castle, descending from the inner ward into the cliffs below.
• Structure: It is a steep,, narrow, rock-cut, vaulted, stone, passage, lit by narrow arrow-slit openings, leading into a natural,,, pitch-black, limestone, cavern,.
• Usage:While its exact purpose is debated, theories include:
  • Secure Access: A protected water source, as a stream runs through the cave.
  • Storage/Defense: A, secure, storage area, for valuables, or a,,, dungeon,.
  • Escape Route: A, potential, emergency exit, from the fortress,.
• Visitor Information: Accessible to the public as part of the castle visit (managed by Cadw), visitors are advised to bring a torch or rent one at the entrance, as it is dark and, uneven.

The passage offers a, unique, and,,, atmospheric,,, experience, and is, regarded, as, one, of, the, most, interesting, elements, of, the, castle ruins.

The Underground Adventure Itinerary | Cadw
Where? Llandeilo. Cadw site to see: Castell Carreg Cennen. Most 'Instagrammable' spot: the tunnel beneath the castle. As the sun leaks through its weathered bri...

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Wales

 

[kiwiqpr]

Dragon

 

[Queens Park Stranger]

Dragon

George

 

[Hoops Eternal]

George

Saint