Kelburn is prominently located on the west coast of Scotland, 35 miles west of Glasgow, overlooking the sea. Parts of the building are in need of repair, but funds have recently been secured to begin an extensive restoration, that includes the removal of the external render, allowing the opportunity to use the present surface as a vast temporary canvas. This has inspired the idea for this once in a lifetime project and an opportunity to be part of a truly unique and original event that has world wide media potential. See the timelapse footage to the

This is one of my favorite photoshoots. I wasn't planning on going to the beach that day but one of my friends was having a bd so i decided to drop in for a short visit. the beach was along the way so I figured as long as I'm there why not take some shots. It was on June 9, 2005 This sand castle turned out great it looks like it made of people or body parts. In case you are wondering how to make these all you need is wet sand. You grab some and let the it drip off your fingers. The sun is directly behind the castle what's why the background is white. Funny drawing on the sand.

Amazing fun game! You are the knight and you need to protect the castle from the enemies. Use arrow keys to move around, space to swing the sword. You will get exp for killing enemies and you can use skill point to get special skills like healing or fireballs. Lightning and meteor spells are aimed with the mouse. Have fun.

Schloss Neuschwanstein ("New Swan Stone Castle") is one of the most beautiful and famous castles in Germany. Originally ordered to be built by King Ludwig II, this fairy tale castle is the epitome of neo-romantic style.I was there 2 years ago..and definitely advise u to visit this place. Construction on the castle began in 1869, but given the exact tastes of King Ludwig II, progress was very slow going. As an example, it took 14 carpenters four and a half years just to complete the woodwork in Ludwig's bedroom.Unfortunately, many of the rooms in the enchanting castle remained bare.

After officially regaining title to his family's medieval property, Habsburg successors are trying to sell Dracula’s castle, which once belonged to them. The Romanian authority does not agree to give the famous castle away, where now a museum is located. The castle, also known as the Bran Castle, where once lived Valahia’s governor Vlad Zepesh, who became the prototype for Bram Stoker’s Dracula, is estimated to be 77 million dollars worth. Dominic von Habsburg set the castle to the auction in 2006.