Slains & Glamis Castles
Being Hallowe'en it seemed a good idea to head up to Scotland's "Dracula Castle," Slains Castle, Cruden Bay. Bram Stoker had seemingly used it for his portrayal of Dracula's abode, while there writing the novel, in 1895.
The remaining structure is immense and fantastic to get a wander around. So sad it was just left to ruin after being stripped of everything it was worth. It would have made, and could still likely make, a great venue for varying events.
We then popped into Glamis castle, that made famous world-wide by Shakespeare in his 'Macbeth.' Didn't get a chance to catch up with the three witches and their Hallowe'en evening tour wasn't available on the Monday we were there. I have offered as much as I can remember from the tour, being forbidden from recording, filming, or photographing, any of what I was shown.
We hope you'll join us on our future jaunts.
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