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User Reviews
CJ HALLIDAY (2 years ago)
The history on your web site is poor. The Normans did not colonise Scotland, certain war lords of Norman descent were granted land by successive Scottish kings from the time of Malcolm Canmore. Why refer to William the Conqueror, who was never king of Scotland and not Malcolm Canmore who was the Scottish king at that time. These war lords including Bruce, Comyn, Grant, Menzies,Fraser became integrated into Scottish culture, both Highland and Lowland and even spoke Gaelic. Any ties to Norman origins of 1066 and all that were but a distant memory by the 13th century.
The history on your web site is poor. The Normans did not colonise Scotland, certain war lords of Norman descent were granted land by successive Scottish kings from the time of Malcolm Canmore. Why refer to William the Conqueror, who was never king of Scotland and not Malcolm Canmore who was the Scottish king at that time. These war lords including Bruce, Comyn, Grant, Menzies,Fraser became integrated into Scottish culture, both Highland and Lowland and even spoke Gaelic. Any ties to Norman origins of 1066 and all that were but a distant memory by the 13th century.
Lord Barahir (2 years ago)
It's closed
It's closed
sandy mcintosh (2 years ago)
Not a lot to see. No history only four walls.
Not a lot to see. No history only four walls.
Justin Jones (2 years ago)
Great little piece of history. part of a walk from Nethy Bridge to Cragmore woods.
Great little piece of history. part of a walk from Nethy Bridge to Cragmore woods.
Tim Cumming (2 years ago)
A simple but significant part of the Cumming (Comyn) and Grant clans history and legacy. On a quiet day you might really imagine how tough it was living here in the 12th/13th century. Makes you realize just how lucky we are for having ancestors who survived long enough to pass their genes on from when they lived in places like this all the way down the ages to enable us ‘to be’ today!
A simple but significant part of the Cumming (Comyn) and Grant clans history and legacy. On a quiet day you might really imagine how tough it was living here in the 12th/13th century. Makes you realize just how lucky we are for having ancestors who survived long enough to pass their genes on from when they lived in places like this all the way down the ages to enable us ‘to be’ today!
