Kilchurn Castle by sossy
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Description
Scotland, Argyl, Loch Awe
On the way home we passed another castle: Kilchurn Castle
History:
Kilchurn Castle was built in about 1450 by Sir Colin Campbell on a rocky peninsula at the northeastern end of Loch Awe. Access to the Castle is sometimes restricted by higher-than-usual levels of water in the Loch, at which times the site effectively becomes a temporary island.
In 1760, the castle was badly damaged by lightning and was completely abandoned; the remains of a turret of a tower, still resting upside-down in the centre of the courtyard, attest to the violence of the storm.
Wish you all a perfect sunday! ;o)

Comments (22)
I bet that was a brilliant place in its hey day set in that lovely landscape.
Amazing capture. Aloha
WOW... Very fabulous capture my friend !!! Marvelous place also !!!
very nice old castle
Very very wonderful Place and photo! Many of landscapes and building in your photo seems similar to some of sud tyrol land!
Great capture and what a view WOW !!
Sehr romantische Ruine. Man kann beinahe trauernde Dudelsackmusik hören
Ich bin immer wieder beeindruckt von der Farbvielfalt der Landschaft in Deinen Fotos Rita. Auch dieses Foto ist wieder sehr schön.
A very beautiful landscape with a superb castle, excellent image! And thanks for ths infos, Rita!
Nice shot and info.
A splendid ruin in a superb landscape, nice reflect and great shot, Rita !
Great view and capture!
Beautiful old castle and great landscape!!!!!
Great landscape.
very beautiful landscape. just like here when one sees a beautiful view it is mired by electric towers
wonderful shot and history
Wonderful castle nestling in the foothills, dear Rita. Sterling work. Hugs. Di. xx
Very impressive! I love the reflection!
It's beautiful place and castle. And thank you for story! Pity about electric slignes in the hills.
I went to Urquhart Castle and did not know that Kilchurn Castle was in the same area. WOW - that was 20 years ago!
Beautiful shot. Did you also get one of the broken turret in the courtyard?
Passed by this beautiful ruined Clan Campbell castle a little over a week ago, got a shot from pretty close to where you were! I like the complex greens and yellow-golds and the wet look.