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Certainly not, the castle is not so ruinous as to deter films, local events e.g. outdoor music/cinema. The Roman heritage merits its own article, see the map of roads, forests and recorded history too. I venture to suggest the decade since this idea was floated and many contributions since might (just might) also add credence to the keeping them separate.- Adam37Talk19:16, 10 August 2019 (UTC)[reply]
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