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Description
A public park and the site of a ruined castle, Plympton Castle was originally built by the Saxons to counter raids by the Danes in the year 851 and is fairly famous in it was besieged twice in it's history, once in 1136 and again in 1224, the area was a Royalist stronghold during the English Civil War.
Both of these sites are another one of those infrequently visited by birdwatchers, with mostly common species the Pathfields did have a Herfugl in 2012.
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Plympton Castle is located in an eastern suburb of the city of Plymouth. Easily reached by bus from Plymouth city centre, or by car to a free long stay car park. Press P on map for directions.