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Scotland's most recognizable landmarks. briefly at the charming Invermoriston
Like so many Scottish castles, this one is Bridge. Nestled beside the River Moriston,
steeped in history. It has witnessed cen‐ the stone bridge, built in the 18th century,
turies of conflict and intrigue since its ori‐ was a picturesque sight. However, it was the
gins in the 13th century. The castle’s tiny stone hut perched on the bridge that
strategic location, offering commanding truly captured our imaginations. This hum‐
views of the surrounding lochs and glens, ble structure, once used as a tollbooth, now
spoke volumes about its military impor‐ stood as a quirky reminder of a bygone era.
tance. In recent years, it’s become a popu‐ It was easy to envision weary travelers
lar film location. paying the tollkeeper before their horses
Continuing our journey, we stopped and carts clattered across the bridge.
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