Criccieth Castle Enhanced Edition

Final version of Criccieth Castle. It has had a major make-over and lots of graphic improvement. Please note, this is an artists impression only! However, we do strive to get it as accurate as we can to represent the treasure this castle once was. Like, Subscribe & Follow Us for more info and updates :)

[@garethwilliams976]

So glad I found this. Surely Cadw would like this footage!

[@XperienceDigitalHistory]

Many thanks Gareth 🙂 CADW did actually use some of the older version, which is now displayed in their visitor centre

[@PBRJOHN684]

Great music to go with a great re-constructional video

[@scottytw99]

Love the way you get the drone shots onto the video, and the close ups are great too. Great stuff.

[@XperienceDigitalHistory]

Thank You Scotty, we appreciate the support :)

[@DextraVisual]

Lovely stuff mate. Best one yet. Textures lighting and editing are very slick!

[@XperienceDigitalHistory]

Thank You, Long hours into the early morning kind of work :) I forgot to mention someone posted on Twitter ''Who is DEXTRAVISUAL? His stuff is amazing!''. Thought, I'd share that with you :)

[@henryvagincourt]

Two very talented guys. Fancy having ago at Harlech?

[@henryvagincourt]

Amazing, really is.

[@lordluisdevelazquez2941]

Hermosoooooooo

[@lordluisdevelazquez2941]

Que maravilla me encantaaaa

[@notreallydavid]

Great stuff. Which sources did you use?

[@OnlyLiveMusicRocks]

Very good! But isn't it Cricieth as to Criccieth?

[@XperienceDigitalHistory]

Hi, many thanks :) You are correct, we only gave it the modern name because that is what people are familiar with and will find in the search results. During the next castle reconstruction, we will mention other/original names of the location :)

[@andrewjones-productions]

Even amongst we Welsh speakers, there is controversy over which is the correct spelling. Cricieth is the generally preferred choice as the Welsh language is bereft of double-c in any of its spellings. Some Welsh (speakers) claim that the 'cc' is not an anglicism of the Welsh name, but rather a unique anomaly in the Welsh language, which if true, would be linguistically fascinating as Welsh is a phonetic language which does not lend itself easily to such anomalies. The truth is, nobody really knows for sure, but I personally would tend to lean towards Cricieth which is also the modern day name for the town. The video is outstanding and a joy to watch.

[@shubhampatil8365]

Bro song name plz

[@arsenarsen6450]

Анарзаба великая Киликия

[@lilianandersonmayne4968]

The Welsh government kept this quite not many Welsh knew about it

[@cymro6537]

Kept quiet? Um....no.