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The Bulloughs of Kinloch Castle
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Teona Tsintsadze/MJ Richardson (CC BY-SA 2.0)perspectiveThe Bulloughs of Kinloch CastleAs you may have noticed, I’ve been away for a couple of weeks.
In its glory days, Kinloch Castle – which looks vaguely like a sandstone version of Shawshank prison reimagined by someone who’s read too much Walter Scott – was quite something.
Like the Titanic, the castle is a monument to the hubris of the European ruling classes in the years before World War One.
Kinloch Castle is on the market for 750,000 pounds, although its new owners are unlikely to be able to move in immediately.
In buying Rum, if in nothing else, Sir George showed excellent taste.
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