Photos of an old castle (update: another one added, #25)

[Vela]

Those are really cool pics. Thanks for sharing those. I'd love to visit some of those old castles.

[Kalei]

Wow! That is so Cool! I just love castles and old stuff like that, it amazes me to no end. And the way you made the first picture look, man that is just incredible. I wish I could see a castle in real life someday

[Kirsten]

Thank you! Wouldn't it be nice if you'd all come over here and we could visit the castle together?

Here's another picture of it, posted it on fotocommunity.de this afternoon:



I really love that place! Saw it for the first time in 1990, after the German Reunion. Even though it's only 40 km away from here, it was in the former German Democratic Republic, so we could never go there before 1989...

Kirsten

[Miss Z]

Wow, that looks a lot like Houghton Castle which is quite near me. I just love the wonderful medieval constructions that we are so lucky to have in particularly northern and western Europe. I know what you mean about the eeriness of the places though, they always seem the perfect hangout for a few unrestful spirits...

[Kirsten]

I just love the wonderful medieval constructions that we are so lucky to have in particularly northern and western Europe. I know what you mean about the eeriness of the places though, they always seem the perfect hangout for a few unrestful spirits...

Absolutely, you're soo right! LOL It IS spooky there, would be interesting to be there after nightfall! LOL

In previous centuries, there lived some very bad guys in Hanstein Castle; robber knights, as the legend goes... And in fact there's a dungeon which isn't much more than a deep black pit in the ground, and a torture chamber where you can still see some of their instruments.

Kirsten

[Barbara]

The colour picture looks like fairy tale Germany to me- Grimm's brothers and all.
And of course I love the B+W ones!

[jackmilliesmom]

We have plenty of castles and really old stately homes that are still in working order and have been lovingly restored one of my favourites is Kinnity Castle. We also have the Rock of Cashel where it is a ruin. there are plenty of others too. I love visiting these places as they are so full of history and if you close your eyes and concentrate you can almost hear the fights between families and clans and also the frovilities (sp) taking place.

[cyber-sibes]

Beautiful photos!