Our first stop was to a 15th century castle. When we pulled into the parking lot we were greeted by two grey horses and two hunting dogs. Ian decided to try and feed the horses a rice cake which they actually ate and the dogs ate up the crumbs. After our little impromptu tea we walked on to see the castle. The path runs along a lovely little stream and there was lots of wildflowers in bloom. Unfortunately the castle was closed and we cold only see the exterior of the ruins. However, feeling a bit saucy after my rough night I decided to find a way in anyway. It was actually quite easy and we just had to climb down a few rocks and around the entrance gate to get in. We did a little gallivanting around the inside of the ruins before hoping the fence again and heading back to the car.
Tuesday, 26 April 2011
Storming the Castle
Our first stop was to a 15th century castle. When we pulled into the parking lot we were greeted by two grey horses and two hunting dogs. Ian decided to try and feed the horses a rice cake which they actually ate and the dogs ate up the crumbs. After our little impromptu tea we walked on to see the castle. The path runs along a lovely little stream and there was lots of wildflowers in bloom. Unfortunately the castle was closed and we cold only see the exterior of the ruins. However, feeling a bit saucy after my rough night I decided to find a way in anyway. It was actually quite easy and we just had to climb down a few rocks and around the entrance gate to get in. We did a little gallivanting around the inside of the ruins before hoping the fence again and heading back to the car.
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