DescriptionLast invasion of Britain - Carregwastad Point - geograph.org.uk - 54434.jpg
English: Last invasion of Britain - Carregwastad Point. The inscription on the stone reads:
1897 CARREG GOFFA GLANIAD Y FFRANCOD CHWEFROR 22 1797
MEMORIAL STONE OF THE LANDING OF THE FRENCH FEBRUARY 22 1797
The story of this invasion can be read from information boards in Goodwick. It failed; the French troops discovered a cache of liquor saved from a shipwreck and were easily overcome by local men and women.
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1897 CARREG GOFFA GLANIAD Y FFRANCOD CHWEFROR 22 1797
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