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    Being in a country that's a mere 230 years old, we lack a long and rich history...and mid-evil castles! Thanks for sharing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TimC
    Being in a country that's a mere 230 years old, we lack a long and rich history...and mid-evil castles! Thanks for sharing.

    -Tim
    If you want to see some antiquity in the US of A, there's always Mesa Verde, Chaco Culture National Historical Park or Canyon de Chelly. Many of those ruins were built over a thousand years ago. You can tour the great houses in several of these places. They are stunning.

    Ancient stonework always amazes me, be it Scottish castles, Puebloan ruins or ancient Middle Eastern cities.

    Wonderful castle tours C2T!

    Dale
    --Working for the earth is not a way to get rich, it is a way to be rich

    The Most Honourable Dale the Unctuous of Giggleswick under Table

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    That is one imposing looking castle. I'd certainly think twice before trying to lay siege to that one. Thanks for the pix!

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    Great pics! i love Border history. Everyone should be required by law to read "The Steel Bonnets" by George MacDonald Fraser...it's just that exciting.

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