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Cessford Castle in different views
Cessford Castle is a ruin near the village of Cessford. The castle was the capital of the Baroness of Cessford and the main fortress of the Kers/Kerrs.
Cessford Castle is one of the most important historical and architectural monuments on the Scottish borders. Built around 1450, the building has about 14 feet thick defensive walls.
Cessford Castle is one of the few buildings from this period to have escaped total destruction. A large part of the main tower is still preserved today, but the structure unfortunately continues to deteriorate.
Cessford Castle is a ruin near the village of Cessford. The castle was the capital of the Baroness of Cessford and the main fortress of the Kers/Kerrs.
Cessford Castle is one of the most important historical and architectural monuments on the Scottish borders. Built around 1450, the building has about 14 feet thick defensive walls.
Cessford Castle is one of the few buildings from this period to have escaped total destruction. A large part of the main tower is still preserved today, but the structure unfortunately continues to deteriorate.
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.............have a most beautiful weekend:
It's still a very impressive monument though............and still very photogenic. It looks really beautiful in the lush green landscape, surrounded by sheep.
Absolutely Charming Scottish atmosphere : I love it so much !**+
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