JD Vance was "blown away" by Caernarfon Castle during a visit with his wife to north Wales, the US Vice-President has revealed in a new book about his faith.
"The coolest thing I've ever seen and it's not particularly close," Vance writes of his 2013 visit to the 13th Century castle - which is a UNESCO world heritage site - in an excerpt from his book published in The Sunday Times, external.
He and Usha Vance, who studied at Cambridge, were drawn to the site of King Charles' investiture as Prince of Wales in 1969, because he said it was a "a cool tourist stop".
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JD Vance was "blown away" by Caernarfon Castle during a visit with his wife to north Wales, the US Vice-President has revealed in a new book about his faith.
"The coolest thing I've ever seen and it's not particularly close," Vance writes of his 2013 visit to the 13th Century castle - which is a UNESCO world heritage site - in an excerpt from his book published in The Sunday Times, external.
He and Usha Vance, who studied at Cambridge, were drawn to the site of King Charles' investiture as Prince of Wales in 1969, because he said it was a "a cool tourist stop".