I really enjoy old houses...I like seeing the style of them, the workmanship, the history.
I like imagining the lives of those who lived there, the oddities of the house, and the mystery of the unknown about such a place and its architecture.
This is one of those places.
I was able to find out a bit about this building, although I have never been inside.
It was built in 1907 and the stones were cut by hand. It took 2 years to complete the house.
The castle was originally built as a family home, but eventually was used for other purposes.
It is a beautiful place... and very interesting. It seems like a small place for a "castle", but actually has 12-14 rooms inside. There are also 3 fireplaces and 2 staircases.
It was modeled after the style of a French castle, from what I could find.
I'm not sure if there is actually a door to this balcony or not. It would be nice to be out there on the second floor to see the view.
The rounded rooms are appealing because they are so unusual, and I can imagine what it may be like inside such a room.
I also wonder if it would have been difficult to arrange or rearrange such a room with those round walls.
I suspect you wouldn't be able to change the furniture arrangement much.
Yes, there are some lights up there by the battlement.
Can you imagine being inside such a place and looking out? Very interesting.
I loved the great reflection in this window...
All in all, a very beautiful castle. I'm so glad you stopped by to look at it with me. Do you enjoy old houses also? I'd love to hear about it in the comments. I think they are quite intriguing.
If you are interested in old houses, you may also enjoy this post:
A Beautiful Old Italianate House
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What IS a photo shoot anyway? Whether you are a professional photographer or a hobbyist, photography is wonderful.... and fun. If you live with a photographer, you know things can be interrupted by the "need" to take a "quick" picture! Either way, I hope you will enjoy this humorous look at Photo Shoots. :)
I love how this turtle looks like he is laughing... it fits with taking a humorous look at photo shoots. :)
Trees, clouds and birds
We're going on a photo shoot!
Juvenile Cooper Hawk
Smooth waters and images reflected
We're on a photo shoot!
A Few of My Favorite Things
See a squirrel, deer or hawk?
It's a photo shoot!
In the Life of a Squirrel
Cook food for blog post...
Gotta do a photo shoot.
Hearty Meatloaf Burgers!
Flowers, buildings, trees in bloom?
We do a photo shoot.
A walk in the park or woods....
For a photo shoot.
Have extra time and beautiful scenery....
Why not do a photo shoot?
Bridges, tunnels, sunsets....
All good for a photo shoot!
Angles, lighting and backgrounds...
Considerations for a photo shoot.
Interesting oddities or old barns....
Another photo shoot!
Keep a camera ever handy....
We may see something for a photo shoot!
Husband says "Can't we just walk?"
Couple walk means no photo shoot.
Mentally record beauty and sunset on such walk...
Because relationship time better without photo shoot.
Husband read this, then we went for a walk...
He said, "Grab your camera.... you might do a photo shoot!"
Clouds... and Photography Tips
Husband and I laugh as he points out something and says....
There, Honey, there's something for your photo shoot!
Thank you for visiting... I hope you are enjoying your own photo shoots! We are really enjoying ours.
By the way, I would love to hear if you can relate in some way to any of this... please let me know in the comments.
I don't think it happens only in my home. :)