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Undiscovered Scotland
@UndisScot@mastodon.scot  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

Standing on a rocky outcrop on the south-eastern shore of Loch Sween in Argyll, Castle Sween is believed to be one of the earliest surviving stone castles in Scotland, probably dating back to the late 1100s. More pics and info: https://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/crinan/castlesween/index.html

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Castle Sween. The image shows a grassy mound with rocky sides with a tall stone ruined tower on top of it. It is seen from a corner angle and there are two rows of window openings along its long side. Lower down on the right is a glimpse of the sea in the background, with land beyond it.
Castle Sween. The image shows a grassy mound with rocky sides with a tall stone ruined tower on top of it. It is seen from a corner angle and there are two rows of window openings along its long side. Lower down on the right is a glimpse of the sea in the background, with land beyond it.
Castle Sween. The image shows a grassy mound with rocky sides with a tall stone ruined tower on top of it. It is seen from a corner angle and there are two rows of window openings along its long side. Lower down on the right is a glimpse of the sea in the background, with land beyond it.
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