We see from this scale model below that the engineers had quite a creative plan to throw off enemy attackers. They brilliantly put the moat inside the castle. I haven't yet understood why it is brilliant to do this but I'm sure that it is.
I was about to fill my canteen here, but then I saw the sign. Not drinking water, phew! Shame though, it looked delicious.
Forgot to mention, no news from Santa yet . . .
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ReplyDeleteAhh. The Castle Caerblaeggerhaeven. Historians theoize that the interior moat in combination with the moldy buildings and undrinkable water was designed to make would-be conquerors upset and disgusted with their conquest possibly leading to mass suicide in the aformentioned moat.
ReplyDeleteNow all we need is a post from Lumpy with pictures of NJ squirrels or Garden State Parkway traffic to round out the Lansey Brothers' World Travelogue.
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