Tap to start..Celtic Castle tour..

https://kiltzone.com/web-stories/discover-the-mystical-world-of-cel...

Thanks for the invite Vlada

https://www.ancientpenwith.org/quoits.html

Ancient Penwith, Cornwall

There was a wonderful stone circle I visited, only small and not very well know, think the place was called Duloe stone circle.  It was the only circle I walked where I felt the energy, so it must have been powerful

duloe stone circle

Vlada, I thing there is a mistake in the title of your group? do you mean Celtic? because I read Celic

Thank you for the invitation :o) 

Thanks Ametrine for noticing that typo mistake,yes I meant Celtic,I rectified it, I made the group late at night and so didn't pick it up..appreciated...:o)

Love your new picture Ametrine, yes never spotted that and it was first thing in the morning for me.  Busy day yesterday mum was coming over for the day and having dinner.  

:o) thank you Vlada, thank you Julie :o)

A beautiful 1927 photo shows Corfe Castle ruins in Dorset,England built 1000 years ago.

Surrounding burial mounds date back to 6000 BC. The area features a Celtic field system used by the Durotriges tribe, who traded with Romans post-50 AD. Corfe village evolved from a settlement around the castle.

and the same village today..

https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/dorset/corfe-castle

How did they build this on the edge of a cliff?..

Dunnottar Castle in Scotland 🏰
Located along a secondary road, about two kilometres from Stonehaven on the eastern coast of Scotland, the ruins of Dunnottar Castle are spread over 1.4 hectares. They are surrounded by steep cliffs that drop 50 meters down to the North Sea. A narrow strip of land connects the promontory to the mainland, along which a steep path leads up to the gate.

The site of the castle is associated with the legendary figure of the "Green Lady," who has been spotted near the castle's kitchens while searching for her lost children, referring to the Picts who were converted to Christianity around the 5th century AD.

• Photo of the castle from the south perspective 📷
• Photo showing the road to Dunnottar Castle 📷

it's a mystery...the builders must have had lots of helpers to move all that stone, haven't seen this castle before...the spine/spiky bit looks like the spikes on a dragon's back...the green lady could be connected in some way to earth energy

I agree :o)