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Clyne GardensNewest Review: ... exactly as to what they were. There are vast expanses of open grass with park benches and tables dotted about and at the top by the castle you get a good view of Swansea and the Mumbles. The Castle was built in 1800 and was bought in 1860 and renamed as Clyne Castle. The estate passed to Admiral Algernon in 1921. It has seen many visitors in its time including King Edward the eighth, ... more |
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by - written on 04/07/01 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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One sunny Saturday (yes we do get the occasional one) we were at a bit of a loose end when my partner suggested a visit to Clyne gardens. I had never been there before and did not really know what to expect. I was very surprised to find fifty acres with over two thousand different plants including over eight hundred rhododendrons many unique to the gardens. Not a keen gardener I was very impressed with all the colour and different types of plants. Every tree and bush was labelled exactly as to what they were. There are vast expanses of open grass with park benches and tables dotted about and at the top by the castle you get a good view of Swansea and ... Read the complete review
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