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Drum Castle is a castle near Drumoak in Aberdeenshire Scotland.Construction started in the 13th Century.The place name Drum is derived from Gaelic "Druim"-meaning" Ridge".Well worth including a pic!
Merely being helpful.You did ask the whereabouts and origins of "Drum" and I researched a little.
Eeyore2016 wrote:
Crichton Castle, complete with outside toilet.
Lol, at last a real practical castle.
Jul 14, 2018
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#89
Indeed. With most castles you just have to go over the battlements. What do you think the moat was for?
lol
Jul 15, 2018
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#91
moats , how to ,,hmm i bet theres a vid , but even drained (after a long siege in a drought) there is still the ditch the moat was in ,,
Jul 15, 2018
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#92
I wonder if they ever find any old shopping trolleys when they drain the moat...
....treasure trove!
Jul 15, 2018
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#93
lol i wonder what archeologists will make of our remains , will they call us the plastic age ?
Jul 15, 2018
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#95
the sand might become a diamond but the plastic sancastle bucket will always be the plastic sand castle bucket
Jul 15, 2018
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#96
If plastic's supposed to last for ever how come the arse always falls out of a bag for life after four weeks? Did they mean the life of a housefly?
Anyway, back to castles...
Blair Atholl Castle, Cairngorms
The Laird of Atholl has the only private army in the country. Obviously he employs them to do the whitewashing.
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no witkrag ive seen no posts for hever where is drum castle cos thats a brilliant castle name