Tuesday, 6 October 2015
Rushven Barracks
As
the sun was setting we arrived at Ruthven barracks. Fortunately the site was unmanned
so we had the whole place to ourselves. These barracks were built to house 120
men but were held by just twelve following the aftermath of the Battle of
Culloden. Inside, the parade ground is still evident alongside the well; and
you can also see where the beams went into place for each floor of the
quarters. The stables are well preserved which also provides a great view of
the surrounding hills. We also got spotted by a drone; which was being flown by
a man in a dodgy white van a few miles away. Whether we were being filmed or
not is unknown; but he sped away once I took a picture of his van. We certainly
weren’t trespassing. However, once again Scottish Heritage had managed to get
their hands on preserving the site; moving all beams and decorations into
storage.
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