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THE BATTLE OF VYRNWY 24 MEDI 1400: 'TARIAN GLYNDWR' BATTLEFIELD REGISTRATION CAMPAIGN EVENT AT VYRNWY CENTRE.

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. EMBASSY GLYNDWR  CARRIED OUT A   'TARIAN GLYNDWR'  BATTLEFIELD REGISTRATION  ACTION TO MARK AS NEAR AS POSSIBLE LOCATION OF THE FIRST  BATTLE OF FYRNWY WE HAD HOPED TO DO THIS ON the 24 SEPTEMBER BUT THIS WAS NOT TO BE SO . However, I at last was able to place a SIMPLE HAND MADE Registration PLAQUE aS A TEMPORARY MEASURE AT LOCATION AS  NEAR AS POSSIBLE  TO WHERE THIS BATTLE MAY HAVE BEEN FOUGHT. THE LOCATION I HAVE CHOSEN IS AS MUCH SYMBOLIC AND ALSO TO MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR AS MANY PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE TO SEE THE PLAQUE, THUS FOTOS BELOW WILL SHOW TWO POSSIBLE PLACE FOR THE PLAQUE. BOTH ARE CLOSE TO THE WHERE GLYNDWR WAY MEETS AT ROAD TO LLANWYDDN CLOSE BY THE VYRNWY ESTATE CENTRE. HOPEFULLY, IN TIME THE VYRNWY ESTATE WILL THEMSELVES SET UP A MORE PROFFESSIONALLY FINNISHED BATTLE SITE PLAQUE AND COMMISSION A SCULPTURE TO SYMBOLICALLY REPRESENT THE BATTLE, SUCH WOULD BE A GOOD ADDITION TO THEIR SCULPTURE PARK.  THE BATTLE TOOK PLACE ON THE 24  SEPTEMBER 1400 , A DEFEAT OF

BATTLE OF SHREWSBURY 21 JULY 1403: A Visit To Battlefield Centre March 2010.

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. Battle of Shrewsbury - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaThe Battle of Shrewsbury was a battle fought on 21 July 1403, waged between an army led by the Lancastrian King, Henry IV, and a rebel army led by Henry ... Background - Battle - Aftermath - Notes en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Shrewsbury - Cached - Similar . UK Battlefields Resource Centre - Medieval - The Battle of Battle ... - 13:01For more information on the Shrewsbury 1403 battlefield centre please CLICK HERE. KEY FACTS. Name: Battle of Shrewsbury. Type: Battle Campaign: ... www.battlefieldstrust.com › Home › Medieval - Cached - Similar . Battle of Shrewsbury Exhibition Centre > Home Battlefield 1403Come and join us at Battlefield 1403 and discover more about the battle of Shrewsbury at the Exhibition Centre.  . I really do consider a visit to the Exhibition Centre a well worthwhile outing, perhaps on and around the annual anniversary of the battle (21 July 1403) especially for  Pobl Fflintshire who could l