Dunrobin Castle (7)
From here, we can clearly see the original keep and its stair-tower (brown masonry) at the far, north-east corner of the original castle courtyard.  

The courtyard is this side of it, surrounded on its other three sides by two 17th century and one 18th century wings.  

Of the 17th century corner towers (the 'pencil towers'), the north-west tower, in the bottom left corner of the photo, still has its original roof, while the tower on the southern corners (on the right) have been given nasty concave (presumably lead) roofs, to match the rest of the 19th century work.  The south-east (probably 18th century) tower also appears to have been heightened, to match the architecture and style of the schloss.
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