Careston Castle

Mansion Gobal Has put on the market a 13th-Century Scottish Castle. Careston Castle is classified as a "Medieval Tower House". You can see the architectural drawings and other photos here.

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The Scotsman has more photos of the interior.

The Stuart Society has some history of this Castle.

This was brought to our attention from a Facebook "story"

Toad in the Hole & the Cows of Scotland

Max Miller is a charming person who is making a living from his YouTube channel. This particular episode he did some months ago, but as the inspiration is his Scottish father, I've included it here.

"Tasting History with Max Miller" isn't just a place to get recipes, Max waxes poetic about the history behind food. I've watched several and I'm never disappointed. Max delivers the history with humor and aplomb.

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