Langwell Castle (2)
Although very little remains of Langwell Castle, it nonetheless appears to have been quite a substantial tower.  Most of its stone was doubtless removed to build Langwell House, which stands 300 yard to the west.  

Once again, I suspect more of the remains are visible in winter when the bracken is dead, however the main feature of the site, the substantial ditch that surrounded the tower, is clearly visible, particularly on the uphill side, while on the downhill side it merges with the slope of the hill.  The ditch is essentially rectangular

The centre of the keep was beside the prominent tree in the centre of the photo.  The mass of stone between the tree and the ditch, is a section of fallen wall. Why all that loose stone is lying to the right of the ditch, I don't know.  It wouldn't be surprised if it is left over from the castle's demolition.
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