I almost missed this little door. It’s square and off the ground a bit. The only thing really standing out about it was the blue hinges, otherwise it was perfectly camouflaged in the castle’s stone works. I stopped and wondered its original use, to pass supplies in or out? It’s a work door of sorts, not for people to pass through, unless it is a door to pass the dead out of the castle. I didn’t get a chance to find out, and if there are any castle’s buff’s out there, I’d love to hear your suggestion.
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Hopefully it wasn’t a spot to dump the chamber pots. That would make for a stinky castle corner. 😉
Hi Carrie, and so glad if so, I wasn’t anywhere within dumping range!
Haha. Very true.