
It was one of those moments that had seemed a good idea at the time but as we arrived at the crumbling castle doubt set into my mind. Breathless from our climb up the jagged hill, we collected around the tall, rusted iron gates which were bent inwards.
Through the bars, I could see the remains of a drive poking through the nature that had taken over. I couldn’t see much of the castle from this view, the trees were too high but I could just make out some turrets and roof sticking out. The sky above was cold stony grey, threatening more heavy rain and though we were a bit sheltered from the wind, I could still feel the chilly sting on my face.
‘Here,’ Duncan’s voice brought me back.
He was handing me an open bottle of water. I took a few sips whilst watching him dig around in the side pockets of his bag.
‘I know it’s in here somewhere,’ he muttered.
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Thanks for the re-post. 🙂
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My pleasure, Hayley 🙂
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