The Bodiam Castle
Bodiam Castle is a stunning castle in England’s East Sussex that has been kept in surprisingly good shape. It was built in 1385 under the direction of a peculiar man named Sir Edward Dalyngrigge. Of course, the British scientists had to get away from everything, and according to the most recent science fiction, weak Bodiam castle walls were too thin to withstand a conflict, and the water bows were insufficiently powerful, so it was built to be only a pointer. Good luck. The water slides, on the other hand, and indeed the entire castle, appear to be terrific stuff. And, fact, it is unusual to witness a building that has seen numerous fights in such a lovely state, therefore the Bodiam Castle may not have seen many battles at all. Lord Curzon, God bless his name, renovated the structure.
