Date: June 2016
Location: Lochness
Demolished: No
Built in the 18th century, Fort George was constructed to help control the Highland regions of Scotland. It is interesting to note that the fort was never attacked. Originally known as Old Fort George in 1726, it was abandoned by the start of the 18th century. The fort was designed to accommodate up to 400 troops.
Date: June 2016
Location: Lochness
Demolished: N.A
While walking in the woods, we discovered a summer house. There wasn't much information available about it, but it was intriguing to explore and open to the public.,
Date: June 2016
Location: Lochness
Demolished: No
It was a very cold and wet day when we set out to explore the castle. Despite the unfavorable weather, it was still a fascinating place to visit, with many people coming to see it. Thanks to our English Heritage pass, we were also able to access several Scottish sites. The castle is believed to date back to the 13th to 16th centuries, although it may be even older. It played a significant role in the Scottish Wars of Independence and offers stunning views of Loch Ness.
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