Wigan.................. A Pier and now home to Camelot

For centuries, historians have believed that King Arthur’s Camelot was Tintagel Castle in Cornwall, but new research has cast serious doubts on this theory.
Historian Graham Robb has spent years studying Celtic pathways across the country and now believes he has stumbled upon the site of Camelot at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in Brookfield Road, Wigan.
The leafy dead-end street may have once been the site of King Arthur’s infamous castle and court, and home to the legendary Knights Of The Round Table.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2589711/Was-Camelot-built-WIGAN-Historian-claims-site-King-Arthurs-castle-end-Lancashire-cul-sac.html#ixzz2x5HTJmWN
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Fabulous way to put a halt to unwanted developments..........

You are kidding me! Doesn't have quite the same ring as Tintagel does it!

Sassy wrote:You are kidding me!   Doesn't have quite the same ring as Tintagel does it!

Nor the pasties..... 

Exactly, poor Arthur would be turning in his grave!