How the Cast of “Highlander” Changed With Time

Welcome to the imposing and dramatic Carrick castle. The Campbells of Loch Awe built the earliest sections in the late 14th century, with the castle a vital staging post for journeys between the Clyde and Loch Fyne. There may have been stronghold here from the 13th century or earlier though. Mary Queen of Scots also spent a night at the castle in 1563, making it one of the many castles in Scotland fit to boast that “Mary was here”. In 1685 the lands were pillaged, and the castle burned during Ar

Welcome to Kilchurn Castle! The pronunciation is something similar to “Kil-ch’urn” using the same hard “ch” sound that is used in the word “loch”. The castle can be found on a small stretch of land jutting into Scotland’s longest freshwater loch, Loch Awe. If you are lucky you might meet some Highland Cows on your approach (as you will know if you saw last nights video) - please give them space and don’t feed them if you do encounter them! #scotland #kilchurncastle #lochawe #andythehighlander #v