We went into the visitor centre first and Googs couldn't wait to jump into the stocks :o)
Childhood flashes by and before you know it they're all grown up. This blog exists to capture a little of our lives while the children are still so young...a little treasure box of memories.
Monday, 15 November 2010
Coinsbrough Castle.
Today we went to visit a new castle! OK, it is not a 'new' castle, in fact it was built in the 12th Century.
We went into the visitor centre first and Googs couldn't wait to jump into the stocks :o)
He said that we should get one for our house!!!!
And here are the models of the village as they progressed through time.
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And here is Coinsbrough Castle.
There were lots of nooks and crannies to explore.
And there were LOTS of toilets to find :o)
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The magnificent keep.
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Toilet!
After a good look around the grounds we went to explore the keep. The kids always get a little nervous entering old buildings for the first time.
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The Earl's Hall. A dining room complete with
a sink.
The sleeping chamber
which had a little chapel coming off it.
The view from the top was lovely. Not quite as spectacular as the one from Pevril Castle but still lovely.
It was a long way down.
There was even an oven up there on the roof.
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After one last trip up the Keep to see the birds
We took a walk all the way round the castle walls before heading home.
We went into the visitor centre first and Googs couldn't wait to jump into the stocks :o)
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2 comments:
so many castles to explore in your neighborhood. it's wonderful! so much history to learn about :) i love the photo of the street and cars as seen from the top of the ruins. if we could really time travel . . !!!
Oh Wow. What a great castle to explore. Stocks in the house is a fantastic idea. We could do with one of those too!
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