This is the Celburn Castle that we when to see :) This castle tower was built in th 16th centuery. The north west range was built in 1722 for David Boyle first Earl of Glassgow. In 1880 the North East range of the castle was built for Geroge Boyle sixth Earl of Glassgow. It was originally built in the 13th century and remodled in the 16th century. In the 17th century the first ealr made further extensions to the house. In 1977 the house and grounds opened to the public as a country park. It is one of the oldest castles in Scotland. It has been kept in the family longer than any other castle in Scotland
My sister took this picture by the tennis courts at the Castle.
The trees were very old and went in all random directions.
The side of the castle. One of the features of the castle is that the walls are painted by a Brazilian artist. It was originally intended to be temporary lasting until the walls where repaired. In 2011 Lord Glasgow made a formal request to historic Scotland to keep the art in place.
There was this water fall.... it was so beautiful I cant even explain.
In Scotland we where by the beach and there was this tall grass that was taller then me it was every where.
This castle had like a park it was beautiful.
These wind turbines where all over on our way to Ireland. There where lots of them and we drove for a very long time about 4 hours and we saw all different kinds.
In Scotland we when to the beach which was right across the road from our apartment. There were all these little sea snail shells all over the beach. We walked around the beach for a few hours until my mom got cold cause it was really cold there and windy.
It rained quite a bit here.
One of the things I was raised to do was cook and I love to cook with my parents. Here my dad and I are making angel hair pasta with a cream basil sauce.
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