Shallow stone steps lead up to the castle doorway, which is slightly arched. Over the door is a heraldic crest.
Everyone needs a stone pineapple on the edge of a cliff.
A cistern or water tank dated September 29th, 1784.
More ivy behind the crennelations.
Another view.
The round hole was almost certainly made to allow a musket to poke thorugh, with the gunner watching through the slit above. Originally it would probably just have been a slit, for an archer to use. [more...]
A window high up in the tower has stone mullions. And an iron drainpipe for the water.
The heraldic crest over the door.
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