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English Heritage: Stokesay Castle

Set in a peaceful Shropshire valley near the Welsh border, Stokesay Castle was built in the 1280s by the immensely rich wool merchant Laurence of Ludlow. The castle comprises a walled, moated enclosure, with an entrance way through a timber and plaster gatehouse, added in the 17th-century. Inside, the courtyard faces a stone great hall and solar block, protected by two stone towers. Stokesay Castle was never intended to be a serious military fortification and is one of the best-preserved fortified medieval manor houses in England. We visited on a dark, drizzly day in October; there is only low light inside the buildings and so the quality of the video is compromised in the internal shots. MUSIC 1. Sweet Love from Pixabay 2. Noru: pilgrimage -ancient, mediaeval harp from Pixabay 3. Tech Oasis: Medieval Music - Castle of Dreams from Pixabay 4. William Jackson: Sweet Afton from Celtic Tranquility 5. Andrei Krylov & Lana Ross: Ruins of Fountains Abbey from Medieval Viking Music 6. Erik Satie: Gymnopedie No. 1 arr. Kevin Macleod from YouTube Audio Library 7. Gerald Finzi: Three Soliloquies from "Love's Labours Lost," Op. 28, Soliloquy I: The Kings Poem; Howard Griffiths, Northern Sinfonia & Robert Plane; from Clarinet Concerto, Five Bagatelles, Three Soliloquies from "Love's Labours Lost" & Others 8. Corvus: In Horto from Pixabay