This is a reblog of a post entitled, “Thursday Doors – Dover Castle.” published by RobertaWrites. The Dover cliffs and the castle has been one of my favorite places to visit in the United Kingdom. As can seen be the photos, its a historical site that dates back to the Roman and Anglo-Saxon occupation. The medieval castle has great exhibitions.
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Dover Castle is a medieval Castle in Dover, Kent, England. This is my favourite English castle to date and I have visited it three times during three separate visits to the UK. There is a lot to see at Dover Castle including the underground hospital that was established and used during WW2, the Roman lighthouse and a Saxon Church.
Today, I am going to show you a few of my pictures of the castle and its doors.
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