Post by Creative Consortium on Feb 18, 2008 16:07:38 GMT -6
Once home to Norman lords, Griffin Castle, in the hills just above Turas Lan has been renamed in honor of the pair who saved the city and Skye from an English take over. Griffin Castle is home now to the Lord and Lady Aberdeen, and their two children, Aodhan and Edme.
Though not large in height, by way of sprawling out in a sideways fashion it is at once considerable in architecture and lovely to behold.
Old stone masonry still holds firm, touched by the hand of glass artisans in the making of both the clear and colored windows that catch the light of the sun.
A great hall awaits matters of court and merriment, intrigue and excitement.
Her gardens are lovely enchantments celebrating the blossoms of near and far as if only a field that goes on forever.
Not without familial touches, a room now holds charts and maps to track a course, mounted weaponry with special significance, a place for stories and music, and room for kith and kin alike.
Never before did such a family seek to have a home as this, nor will they ever seek to leave it.
….Lord and Lady’s Room
…. Guest Room Kitchen and Bake House
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Halls of Griffin Castle
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