I went here once and it was lovely
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Been to a fair amount of castles in the past few years, but this is top of my list to visit. No plans to be in the area anytime soon, but I hope it's sooner rather than later.
Same here and what's so special in this case is that the castle has been in the same family for it's entire 800 years of existence. That is really super rare.
I did not know that. That's super special.
It definitely was! We were there 2 weeks ago. Day started off quite foggy, which also created a really
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