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I love castles and anything medieval. I spent 4 hours wandering round Warwick castle toady, spent too much money in the gift shop and climbed 503 steps to the tallest tower. No wonder they were all so fit in those days!

http://www.warwick-castle.co.uk/

Here are a few pictures

Those pictures are cool. Makes me start feeling homesick again :-5 :wah:

There are also some good pics of Warwick castle that Pinky and Dubs posted when they went.

I passed within ten miles of the castle at around 2.30 this afternoon, I'd have waved if I'd known.

Happy new year Hammy, have fun.

ThePheasant;750570 wrote: Those pictures are cool. Makes me start feeling homesick again :-5 :wah:

There are also some good pics of Warwick castle that Pinky and Dubs posted when they went.


Homesick?

spot;750571 wrote: I passed within ten miles of the castle at around 2.30 this afternoon, I'd have waved if I'd known.

Happy new year Hammy, have fun.


And to you too Spot!

i dont think of castles being open in winter, but lovely photos.

Hammy, either you or Spot, or both of you could have broken your journeys, by calling in on old dubs for a cup of tea....

Love the Pic's Hammy beautiful.

dubs;750594 wrote: Hammy, either you or Spot, or both of you could have broken your journeys, by calling in on old dubs for a cup of tea....


Hey Dubs..I was going to Birmingham station to pick up my kids..should we have all called in? Ha ha...

Next time I will for sure! I will go back

CARLA;750699 wrote: Love the Pic's Hammy beautiful.


Thanks Carla

I have been to Warwick Castke, its great!:D When we were there, there was a man in costume telling the story of the battle of agincourt. It was mainly kids standing listening to him but they were enthralled, and soon so were we:wah: he made it so funny and interesting, it made our day. He was a fantastic story teller:)

Very interesting. If I were there Id expect you to bring me to all of them.

I always assumed the inside was raw, just stone and......stone.

Not so I see. Is it actually liveable in there ? Furnished with original pieces ?

Nomad;752092 wrote: Very interesting. If I were there Id expect you to bring me to all of them.

I always assumed the inside was raw, just stone and......stone.

Not so I see. Is it actually liveable in there ? Furnished with original pieces ?


It was a bit disappointing Nomad..the victorians lived there and there mark is left on it. Not much medieval decor left inside.

Pinky;752138 wrote: Warwicks's cool hey? I was abit disappointed that the supposed haunted room had been fitted out with sound effects and stuff, but the rest is great! Did you see the Kingmaker display?

BTW - I didn't go there with Dubs, that was Tamworth castle - I went a few years ago now on my way back from the Truimph factory!:-6


Yeah..bit cheesy...but I sensed enough there anyway..bet you did too:wah:

Thanks for sharing those nice pictures. What a beautiful castle.

Pinky;753011 wrote: Yup certainly did! You absolutely have to go to Scotland, take a drive arounf the Fife coastal road and see Castle MacDuff...what an eerie place!


Sounds like my kinda place :wah: