ASSUMBURG - THE LAST OF THE MEDIVAL SERIES by rocserum
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Description
This castle is just a few streets away from where I live. Its Castle Assumburg, build in 1546, not really a fortress, it was a so called “side-scene” castle. Looks more powerful than it really was, More a medieval vacation home. Now it’s a hostel, and also used for marriages and exclusive parties.
http://www.stayokay.com/index.php?pageID=3207&hostelID=356045&packagedealID=&language=en
The big sand pile in front is part of a park they’re creating now around this castle.
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Comments (20)
A lovely composition. Splendid work ;O)
But does it have central heating!?!??! lol q-: It looks very cool! I bet it would be fun to go on a tour of it. Excellent shot! (:
excellent end
Wonderful end for this fantastic series Roc....!!! My congratulations.....!!!!!
Beautiful capture!
Excellent capture Cornelis.
SUPERB shot with this first plan !!! As yesterday, the Castle was a fortress !!!
Nice capture!
What a wonderful scene! Great capture!
Awesome Scene!!
Fabulous castle!!!
Interesting shot, hope you'll come up with a full image of this castle!
really wonderful!!!!
Great shot of this beautiful castle. Looks interesting.
Fantastic end to this series - beautiful!
nice photo! the dirt in the forground is almost the same color as the 'castle"
This is such a neat place! Great shot!
Very nice shot. Well done!
a fine end to the fantastic shots of the medevial fiesta at your place
A beautiful finish to the series! Nicely shot, I like the way it just peaks over the brush ..