Gps Coordinates / 57.3245726,-4.4403509
Loch Ness Beneath VR Paranormal 2015 Lake Urquhart Castle
Drumnadrochit, Inverness IV63 6XJ
Underneath the water of Loch Ness are two seperate words many people combine the two words as the lochness monster is more of a loch than a lake due to the monster people refer to the loch as a lake but as an arm of the sea it's appropriate to remind people the significance of a loch reaches out to the vast atlantic ocean.
Gps Coordinates / 57.324164,-4.440411
Lochs being arms to the ocean makes it real possile for large prehistoric creatures to still be alive as many species of prehistoric creatures survive today, many people forget crocodiles, crabs and lizards are prehistoric creatures being able to evade, evasion creatures are more apt to survive so it's highly possible the lochness monster could be an evasive species by nature.
Link Location Gps / Gps Link -4.440396 / Gps Link -4.440392 / Gps Link -4.4403869
Gps Coordinates / 57.3242506,-4.440396 / 57.324297,-4.440392 / 57.3243364,-4.4403869
Within this area In the 12th and 13th centuries, the Meic Uilleim (MacWilliams), descendants of Malcolm III, staged a series of rebellions against David I and his successors.
Link Location Gps / Gps Link -4.4403816 / Gps Link -4.440376 / Gps Link -4.4403645
Gps Coordinates / 57.3243793,-4.4403816 / 57.3244199,-4.440376 / 57.3244719,-4.4403645
Urquhart Castle is sited on Strone Point, a triangular promontory on the north-western shore of Loch Ness, and commands the route along this side of the Great Glen as well as the entrance to Glen Urquhart.
Link Location Gps / Gps Link -4.440357 / Gps Link -4.4403465 / Gps Link -4.4403421
Gps Coordinates / 57.3245193,-4.440357 / 57.3246213,-4.4403465 / 57.3246635,-4.4403421
The curtain walls of both enclosures date largely to the 14th century, though much augmented by later building, particularly to the north where most of the remaining structures are located.
The castle is quite close to water level, though there are low cliffs along the northeast sides of the promontory.
Link Location Gps / Gps Link -4.440339 / Gps Link -4.440336 / Gps Link -4.4403353
Gps Coordinates / 57.324703,-4.440339 / 57.324753,-4.440336 / 57.3247965,-4.4403353
There is considerable room for muster on the inland side, where a "castle-toun" of service buildings would originally have stood, as well as gardens and orchards in the 17th century.
Link Location Gps / Gps Link -4.4403324 / Gps Link -4.4403324 / Gps Link -4.4403338
Gps Coordinates / 57.3248431,-4.4403324 / 57.3248899,-4.4403324 / 57.3249306,-4.4403338
Beyond this area the ground rises steeply to the north-west, up to the visitor centre and the A82. A dry moat, 98 feet across at its widest, defends the landward approach, possibly excavated in the early Middle Ages.
Link Location Gps / Gps Link -4.4403362 / Gps Link -4.4403364
Gps Coordinates / 57.3249683,-4.4403362 / 57.3250104,-4.4403364
A stone-built causeway provides access, with a drawbridge formerly crossing the gap at the centre. The castle side of the causeway was formerly walled-in, forming an enclosed space similar to a barbican.
Gps Coordinates / 57.324206,-4.440403
Urquhart is one of the largest castles in Scotland in area. The walled portion of the castle is shaped roughly like a figure-8 aligned northeast-southwest along the bank of the loch, around 492 by 151 feet, forming two baileys the Nether Bailey to the north, and the Upper Bailey to the south.
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