LLAUGHARNE,

in order to see the castle; but it by no means answered our expectation:

little part of it now remains; and the neat gravel walk in the garden is

ill adapted for the mutilated walls of an ancient ruin. From the

neighbouring heights, grand and extensive sea-prospects interest the

traveller. At this place was born the once celebrated Dean Tucker. One

mile distant is another ruin called Rock Castle, but supposed to have

been a monastery. About five miles from Llaugharne, we passed a small

place, called

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