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Great view across to the castle as you cycle

Carisbrooke is a great place to visit, well worth the money to get in. The castle is well looked after.

Amazing little feature with the canons for sure - adds a bit of spectacle.

This is such a nice cowes. It is pretty town with beautiful heritage. I am waiting to visit in vacation. https://www.my-milestonecard.com

As a Welshmen it is customary to flick the v's at an english castle. Don't ask me why, it just is.

Carisbrooke Castle began life as a fort in Roman times. The castle we see today was built soon after the Norman Conquest. More recently, it was refurbished to the impressive buildings we see today by the Princess Beatrice, the youngest daughter of Queen Victoria who lived here with the Governor of the Isle of Wight.

We're in the Solent and it's all about sailing. Cowes Week is one of the oldest regattas, having been around the Isle of Wight in August since 1826. Most recently, 1,000 yachts took part. At the end of this regatta the Fastnet Race starts, well-known, demanding, notorious. The 608 nautical mile regatta rounds Land's End, Fastnet Rock off the southwest coast of Ireland. the Isles of Scilly and ends in Plymouth. The race is notorious for its weather conditions: in 1979, the Fastnet race ended tragically when the regatta field was caught in a hurricane that was predicted very late. At least 75 boats capsized in the Labadie Sandbank area. 15 regatta participants drowned. And then there are the Americas and the Admirals Cup, two very exclusive regattas that originated here and were held in 1851 and 1851 respectively. Started off Cowes for the first time in 1957. The starting gun was fired then and now with the golden cannons.

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