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The ruins that lie ivy-cloaked amongst the trees here are said to have originally been a nunnery or a hospice for women in the Middle Ages. However, it's more likely that the buildings date to the 17th century and were used as a private residence before being sold as a farm and then left in ruins. The site is a Scheduled Ancient Monument and you can't enter it but you can see it from the trail.

Blackpool Mill, after being sadly neglected for years is currently being renovated. The plans will see a heritage restaurant open at the Mill welcoming visitors all year round serving lunches, cream teas and dinner. Watch this space!

Blackpool Mill, sadly neglected for years is currently being renovated. The plans will see a heritage restaurant open at the Mill welcoming visitors all year round serving lunches, cream teas and dinner. Watch this space!

Wiston Castle is recognised as one of the best-preserved motte-and-bailey castles in Wales. It's thought that Wiston Castle was probably originally built by an early Flemish settler with the unusual and very cool name of Wizo. There are no visitor facilities here. Steps lead up to the stone shell keep (approx 4m high), with great views of the Preselis to the North.

Although it’s impressive from the riverside, very little of the castle remains other than the outside wall. Several towers on the south east and south west corners are still standing but there’s no access to the ramparts. The town museum can also be found in a building inside the outer keep of the Castle. Entry is £2, Open Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The town museum can also be found in a building inside the outer keep of the Castle. Entry is £2, Open Monday to Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Wiston Castle is recognised as one of the best-preserved motte-and-bailey castles in Wales. It's thought that Wiston Castle was probably originally built by an early Flemish settler with the unusual and very cool name of Wizo. There are no visitor facilities here. Steps lead up to the stone shell keep (approx 4m high), with great views of the Preselis to the North.