2 years ago

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_xcED0kmiI&t=2s
The Castle in the Loch.

Lochindorb, a 2-mile long freshwater Loch and a significant landmark on the desolate and bleak Dava moor which has few trees and little else in the way of stand-out features, except, of course, Lochindorb castle,
Only reachable by boat, it is located on an island halfway along the loch’s length towards the eastern banks.
Built around 1290, possibly for Sir John Comyn, a decade or so later Edward longshanks, or the hammer of the Scots invaded Scotland, aiming to crush Braveheart William Wallace.
Edward upgraded the defences and from Lochindorb attacked neighbouring castles.
1335 saw the castle under siege by Sir Andrew Murray during the second war of Scottish independence.
2 granite shot balls were found in 1993, which may be from this siege.
In 1372, the infamous Wolf of Badenoch, Alexander Stewart took ownership of the castle and used it as a base to rampage through the north, burning the towns of Forres and Elgin, including the cathedral in the process.
The earl of Moray Archibald Douglas held the castle in 1455, but after his death in 1456 at the battle of Arkinholm, the crown ordered that the castle be dismantled,
and it has been a ruin ever since.

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