[Koayrbzh]

What's Wester Ross?

We stopped by at teh castle on teh way to teh Isle of Skye.

[Aeaefee]

Oh right. We didn't do the trek.

[Ephejvll]

Originally posted by CrONoS
Chateau du Lac Louise in Alberta. I've been there

[blogwado]

Originally posted by LordShiva


I've been there

They also shot a Bollywood movie there.
Scotland seems quite a popular destination with Indian folks I know- and a few Brits of Indo-Pak origins like Wales too. They said the Brecon Beacons and Snowdonia reminded them of Kashmir.

(I thought- yeah, but ruined by large ugly Brummies in shellsuits)

Anyhoo. Dun Aengus in the Aran Islands, on Inishmore.

[santorio]

Restormel in Cornwall. Been there, but not seen it from the air.

[Stacypettlerr]

And another one, Castle of Hollaeken (but it's not really a 'castle', more a manor or something)
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[lidya-sggf]

Cromwell's 'Castle' in the Scillies:

[QXCharles]

Originally posted by Tattila the Hun
I've allways like the Neuschwanstein Castle... All hail, Mad King Ludwig

BTW: Neuschwanstein was Disney's inspiration for Sleeping Beauty's Castle.

[Inonanialry]

Originally posted by Zkribbler


I visited there once. You'd never believe what the ladies there wanted me to do to them. (I barely escaped with my virtue. ) I guess you didn't find the Grail?

[Krruqgwt]

Okehampton Castle:

The remains of the largest castle in Devon, in an outstandingly picturesque setting on a wooded spur above the rushing River Okement. Begun soon after the Norman Conquest as a motte and bailey castle with a stone keep, it was converted into a sumptuous residence in the 14th century by Hugh Courtenay, Earl of Devon, much of whose work survives. After the last Courtenay owner fell foul of Henry VIII in 1538, it declined into an allegedly haunted ruin. Riverside picnic area and woodland walks nearby. www.english-heritage.org.uk