need your help,can anybody tell me names of castles in the northeast?
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Balmoral Castle \nCairness House \nDuff House \nDunnottar Castle \nFindlater Castle \nFyvie Castle \nHaddo House \nHuntly Castle\nInvercauld Castle \nKinnairdy Castle \nMoreland Castle
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i went last year. in Scotland, go to Edinburgh, and the castle there. the architecture in the city is awesome. the castle was closed when we got there, so we didn't go in, but we did enjoy the city. on  your way from England to Scotland on the main route you can go through Jedburgh, which is where Mary Queen of Scots lived at Jedburgh Abbey. if you have time, the Lake District of England is just awesome, and there are lots of B&Bs you can stay at. There are some interesting stone circles near the lake district, too. Don't forget Hadrian's wall, a good place to see part of that is Heddon on the wall, which is where my ancestors came from. in england, stop in the bakeries and get some of those delicious meat pies for a cheap lunch or breakfast, the fruit tarts are good too. and try the tea. you may thing you don't like milk in tea, but you may end up addicted, haha
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1.jousting\n2.(communes) the actual town were called this but idk about hte ppl.\n3.Chanson de Roland\n\ni think these should at least lead you in the right direction.
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http://library.thinkquest.org/10949/fief/medknight.html\n\nhttp://www.britainexpress.com/History/Knights_and_Fights.htm\n\nhttp://www.castles-of-britain.com/castle35.htm\n\nJust do a search on google.  You'll find tons of sites.  What a fun topic for study.\n\nGood luck, and enjoy summer break!
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Perhaps this helps...\n\nIn the Altmuehl Valley  there are many castles, and quite a number of them exceed Prunn as to extent, value of equipment or age. Nevertheless, the comparatively small castle of Prunn is one of the best-known castles of Bavaria owing to its unique site and the harmonious combination of natural scenery and architectural performance.\nA document of A.D. 1037 mentions the name of the owner of the castle: Wernher of Prunn. One hundred years later the castle belonged to the family of the barons of Laaber and Breitenbrunn . At that time the oldest preserved parts of the castle were built, above all the mighty tower.\nIn 1338 the knights of Frauenberg bought the castle, and this family retained ownership until 1567. Their heraldic figure is the white horse which was painted on the outer wall of the castle. The most famous member of the family was Jack the Joyous, an experienced warrior whose marble gravestone is in the parish church of Prunn. An heirloom of his was an ornamented manuscript of the Nibelungenlied, the famous medieval German epic. It has been called the "Prunn Godex" and is now a unique specimen in the National Library of Bavaria.\nIn the 16th century the ducal councillor von Koekh remodelled parts of the castle. Two centuries later the Jesuits added rococo ornament to a number of rooms and to the chapel. Since 1822 the castle has been state property.\n\n-or-\n\nFrombork (German: Frauenburg (pronunciation (help·info))) is a town in northern Poland, on the Vistula Lagoon in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodship, in Braniewo County, with a population of 2,528 in 2005.\n\nThe former residence of the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus, the town and its 700-year old cathedral were badly damaged in World War II. After the war Frombork was meticulously reconstructed and is a popular tourist attraction again.\n\nThe town was founded as a defensive stronghold on an Old Prussian site. In 1224 at Catania Emperor Frederick II declared Prussia as directly subordinate to the church and the empire only and later in 1224 the pope assigned bishop William of Modena as papal legate to Prussia. According to local legend, its inhabitants were baptised by Anselm of Meißen, a priest of the Teutonic Order and the first Bishop of the Bishopric of Warmia which was created in 1242 by William of Modena after the area was conquered by Teutonic Knights, who had received possession of Prussia by the imperial Golden Bull of Rimini.\n\nSupposedly when the stronghold's lord died, his widow Gertruda offered the settlement to the bishop, and in her honor it was named Frauenburg ("woman's or women's castle" in German). This name is not unique in German, but it usually originates in the construction of a fortified chapel, church, or monastery dedicated to the Virgin Mary or inhabited by nuns. Several places were thus named Marienburg, like the nearby castle and city (now Malbork).
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Here is a good site to start your search:  \nhttp://lewisandclarktrail.com/york.htm
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try connecticut mabye
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Try and contact is the closest Real Estate I could find close to N.C. there may be some connection there also.\n\n http://deescountryplaces.com
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North East\n1. Canada\n2. Atlantic Ocean\n3. Maine\n4. Pennsylvania\n5. Rhode Island\n6. Pennsylvania and Vermont\n7. Lake Erie and Lake Ontario\n8. Massachusetts, Cape Cod\n9. New Hampshire\n10. New York \nPLAINS\nNebraska\nNorth Dakota\nSouth Dakota\nGREAT BASIN\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Basin\nCALIFORNIA\nhttp://www.enchantedlearning.com/usa/states/california/\nNORTHWEST COAST AREA\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/ce6/society/A0859893.html\nPLATEAU AREA\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/ce6/society/A0859895.html\nSOUTHWEST AREA\nhttp://www.infoplease.com/ce6/society/A0859898.html\nI hope this helps
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Try: http://www.bbc.co.uk/northernireland/history/
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i would love to tour a castle in england. australia would be nice also.\n\n\ngood question!
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Is it the castle in West Sussex you are talking about?\nI've been there last summer.\n\nIt's huge! I did not count the rooms though.\nI remember there were a lot: there were appartments as well, ballrooms, kitchen, bedrooms,... even a chapel.\n\nMaybe this can help you? http://www.arundelcastle.org/
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Try this site.\nhttp://www.co.essex.nj.us/
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http://www.medieval-castles.net/index.htm\n\nim still looking for pics\n\nok type this in ask.com\n\npictures of castles during the "middle ages"\n\ni hope it helps
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Since your looking for North Carolina this is very close with pictures of enjoyment  of land and the the mountains which may change your mind to cross the state line since your looking in the same area.\n\n http://deescountryplaces.com
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Visit this site :\nhttp://www.himeji-castle.gr.jp/
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http://www.blarneycastle.ie/illustrations.asp?lang=en\n\ntry this one