When in the 1980's we used to visit the fenced ruins of Highcliffe Castle, burnt down, a dangerous playground for local youth, overwhelmed by bramble and climber and looking beyond redemption, I never envisaged it would, or could, be restored to its former glory. But today the faux castle is well on the way to complete restoration and a popular local amenity.Saturday, 11 February 2012
Highcliffe Castle
When in the 1980's we used to visit the fenced ruins of Highcliffe Castle, burnt down, a dangerous playground for local youth, overwhelmed by bramble and climber and looking beyond redemption, I never envisaged it would, or could, be restored to its former glory. But today the faux castle is well on the way to complete restoration and a popular local amenity.
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