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The first one is Caerlaverock Castle, Scotland’s only triangular fortress. A moated stronghold shaped like a shield, built around the 1270s by the Maxwell family. Its twin towers, water‑filled ditch, and wild marshland setting make it feel half‑ruin, half‑warrior. Few castles look this fierce and this beautiful at the...

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