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Welcome PAB, If I can help or any of our members don't hesitate to ask. After something like 5 posts things gets a little better for new members. Enjoy your visits. Duncan

Welcome to CD!! Glad you made it.

Just wanted to say hello again after a long absence!

If there is any thing that we can do to help or add alittle brightness to your visits just let some one know.

Greetings: I came across this site while researching S&N Buck castle prints. I have two Buck prints handed down from my British side of the family. One is Sanford Castle from the 1733 set. mbrnj

A very large and over due Welcome to Janet!! A board programming flaw has kept this very patient lady from posting until now. This remarkable Lady and her husband secured the ruin of a castle in Scotland and rebuilt it. Barholm is a Category A-listed building and a scheduled monument. This is a good article to start with, http://property.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life...icle1087205.ece Welcome!! If there is anything any of us can help with it would be our pleasure.

Welcome again Ipflo!! Glad you made it!! If I can do any thing to help let me know.

Glad you made it back alive and well. What work took you abroad and how did it go? Were you able to have some fun too or was it all work?

Technically not a castle builder yet but some one who like us dreamed of the time that we could start the long process. Welcome Jeff!!

Hi all, Another aspiring castle builder here. I came across this site in one of the many hours of searching the web for owner-built castles, and of course eventually Duncan's main site came up. I've also started a site/blog that deals specifically with owner built castles, whether it be a modified existing residence or a castle from the ground up. I'll post interesting diversions occasionally just to keep it alive, but the main focus is the owner built castle and the processes one might use to create one. I'll also examine areas where energy efficiency can be impemented (just because you want to live in a castle like a Vanderbilt shouldn't mean you have to be rich l…