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Barb and Dave > Cemetery, Borthwick church
Barb and Dave > Window in Borthwick church
Barb and Dave > Original resting place for the statues of the first Borthwicks
Barb and Dave > Statues of the first Lord of Borthwick and his Lady
Barb and Dave > Isabel unlocks the Borthwick church door
Barb and Dave > The gate to Borthwick Castle
Barb and Dave > The damage near the top of Borthwick Castle was caused by Oliver Cromwell's cannons. The occupants realized that they had to surrender, because eventually the castle would be in ruins - like so many others that Cromwell leveled.
Barb and Dave > David and Dave survey the land surrounding Borthwick Castle
Barb and Dave > View from the roof of Borthwick Castle. Sometimes, we were told, prisoners were given the chance to escape a death penalty if they could jump across this gap on the roof. The gap was about 10 feet wide. The prisoners' hands would be bound behind them, and they would have been starved for a few weeks beforehand.
Cemetery, Borthwick church
Barb and Dave > Cemetery, Borthwick church
Cemetery, Borthwick church
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