I had wanted to stop at the village of Lostwithiel, or Lostwythiel, to see Restormel Castle. I have a couple of old pictures of Restormel Castle and wanted to see how much it had changed. We stopped off at a small village on the way to photograph what might or might not be the remains of an Anglo-Saxon or Celtic cross or marker, but when we got to the castle it was raining, and Clyde decided to wait for me in the car. He hates rain. Me, I padded off on bare and eager feet to explore.
Testormel Castle is now owned by English Heritage.
Title: UK Holiday 8: Cornwall: Restormel Castle, Cornwall
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Restormel Castle 15: View from the castle walls 2
That’s probably the nearby village of Lostwithiel.
Restormel Castle 24: On the castle roof
Perhaps an archer once stood on guard here. In England you must have a “licence to crenellate” to make the wide slits in the walls, as this was once a weapon of mass destruction, as yuo might say, and enabled the owner of [...] [more...]
A tree outside the castle, and in the background the English countryside.
Restormel Castle 36: Castle wall from the outside 2
Also showing a bit of the view from this 700-year-old castle.
Restormel Castle 32: looking out of the main gate
I wanted to wait until there were no people, but Clyde was waiting for me in the car so I was in a hurry. This is the gatehouse seen from inside the castle. The pointed and relatively undecorated arch indicates that this is [...] [more...]
I had wanted to stop at the village of Lostwithiel, or Lostwythiel, to see Restormel Castle. I have a couple of old pictures of Restormel Castle and wanted to see how much it had changed. We stopped off at a small village on the way to photograph what might or might not be the remains of an Anglo-Saxon or Celtic cross or marker, but when we got to the castle it was raining, and Clyde decided to wait for me in the car. He hates rain. Me, I padded off on bare and eager feet to explore.
Testormel Castle is now owned by English Heritage.
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