Castles

There is some question as to whether floors were covered with straw. Supposedly, it absorbed odors and covered over filth, and was gradually added as needed until it was cleaned out once per year or so.

Part of the problem with this idea is that we have many pictures of medieval people in their homes, and none show straw on the floor. Part of the problem is that the dresses women wore would have been very impractical, dragging straw all over the place and getting really filthy.

The problem I have with it is that the only source for the idea I can find comes from a letter Erasmus wrote a friend long after the Middle Age ended. It was describing the conditions in English inns, and in my opinion was a comic comparison making the inns to be like badly kept stables.

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Arundel Castle has been hold by the direct descendant of the ancient clans of d'Albani,Fitzalan and Howard(also known as the duke and duchess of Norfolk) since the 12th century.

NO! Lot's of people believe this but she does not!

Retard, there is no hogwarts in minecraft. get out of harry potter and into iron ingots and diamond mines.

Nobility were in charge of castles and surrounding areas.

Some castles had HUNDREDS of servants.

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it holds a special record (thats a clue but it doesnt answer your question!)

The name of the castle as "medieval" places it in the time it was built. The Middle Ages is a time in history that covers a 1000 years of time and when a historian states that something is medieval or in the middle ages it places it on the timeline.

Arrow loops were very narrow windows in the castle walls and buildings. They could be located just about anywhere.

There is a link below to an article on arrow loops.

first one was built by Disney 1955.

This poem 'Laugharne Castle' appears on page 157 of the following publication: WJEC Students' Book, GCSE English/English Literature, Roger Lane, Oxford up, 2003. The author John Idris Jones is listed by the Welsh Academy. Find site through Academi.

blunted, if you look closely with a very strong magnifying glass it will come up blunted

The access code for the second track is 232374.

Becmi cost is 200K gold pieces. 3.5e is 500K for a castle and a huge castle is 1million. 5e castles can go up to 2 million gold.

for chamber 2 the answer is Green. don't know about the rest

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The second chamber is Green. The third is donut. Have no clue about the rest.

The distance between the start point and the destination is 106km, and will take approximately 1 hours 11 minutes of driving time. 1. Head northeast on Wyandotte St E toward Dufferin Ave 0.2 km

2. Turn left at Goyeau St 74 m

3. Turn left at Detroit-Windsor Tunnel

Toll road

Entering United States (Michigan) 1.1 km

4. Detroit-Windsor Tunnel turns slightly left and becomes Detroit-Windsor Tunnel

Partial toll road 0.9 km

5. Turn right at E Jefferson Ave 0.3 km

6. Continue on I-375 N 1.9 km

7. Merge onto I-75 N 2.0 km

8. Take exit 53B to merge onto I-94 E toward Port Huron

Partial toll road

Entering Canada (Ontario) 96.6 km

9. Continue on King's Hwy 402

Toll road 1.6 km

10. Take exit 1 toward Point Edward/Front St/Sarnia 0.4 km

11. Turn right at Front St 1.0 km

12. Turn left at London Rd 0.1 km

The best known is Château de Versailles or Palace of Versailles.

Vieux-Winstein, Villandraut, Val, Viverols, Vitre, Villemolin, Vautheau, Valencay, Vaujours, Vendome, Vignory, Vincennes, Villerouge- Termenes, Vissec, Ventadour, Vaudemont, Vry, Vire, Vezines, Vallegue, Viellevigne, Villefranche, Vaillac, Vouvant, Verteuil, Villebois-Lavalette, Vauclair, Villeneuve-la-Comtesse, Vogue, Virieu, Vernon.

The Castle at Walworth is not just Wemmick's home, it truly is his castle, and a castle he has created himself. The home if full symbols of recurring life, sanctuary, security, and many others. It's used as a parallel or a canvas for describing Wemmick's character; when you know one, you know the other.

Chateau Doue la Fontaine, which was converted to a donjon from an earlier structure in about 950, is the oldest castle in Europe. It is in a French commune, or municipality, of the same name.

Another great and ancient palace I know is in Poland - The Niemodlin Castle.

you need to play the hole game and the type in Brandon 12345

It is not in England it's in Romania the castle is called Bran Castle and it's a national landmark in Romania. Although it is one among several locations linked to the Dracula legend, including Poienari Castle and Hunyad Castle, it is marketed as the home of the titular character in Bram Stoker's Dracula. There is, however, no evidence that Stoker knew anything about this castle. There is evidence, however, that Vlad Tepes actually did use the castle during his raids into Transylvania.

Somewhere close to 30, but depends on whether we count the castles that are complete ruins now (like Sandwon Castle).