Castle (1) A Fairy Castle by Hedepo
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Description
The Fairy Castle is located on historical grounds in Holland, close to the town Utrecht.
The oldest foundations are going back to the 13th century. On the old fundations, a huge castle was build in the 15th Century, and remain an important location untill the 17th Century. At the end of the 17th century the family moved to the southern part of Holland, now-a-days Belgium. It was more peaceful, because during the reformation there was a lot of instability in Holland!
Will be continued tmorrow .......
Have a nice evening.

Comments (10)
Just love these castles as they are a great part of History. Beautiful capture. Aloha
simply beautiful !
and alot of the Dutch migrated to England during the reformation, the the new world.. also the woollens.. but this Castle is so beautiful and very nostalgic of main land europe..love the crests just in view..its truly beautiul yes a fairy tale castle..:)))
Your right, such a fairy tale castle. Looks great in winter, but I tink in summer it is a splendor to behold. Thank you for sharing. Egmont
You forgot to mention that the castle has been neglected all those years since the reformation...and that renovations are now taking place, in order to restore the castle to its full glory.
Impressive capture of this castle, can't remember ever having seen it! Indeed a fairy tale castle, with round and square towers! Excellent work, Henk! :)
Mummmmm gorgious with the frame of Trees !!!!! It seems to be a very big castle. So lovely Henk. Have a good day.
Pity the other tree truck colides with the building...
Juts like in a disney story...where is the Prince?
a fairytail indeed! great framing with the trees