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By the time Christmas is over most people have enjoyed their turkey Christmas lunch and the various, endless, and not so imaginative ways of using up the rest of the gigantic bird. But there are some other birds that may still interest visitors to Kenilworth Castle in the run-up to the festive season. Festival Falconry! Is . . . → Read More: Hawks and owls thrill visitors to Kenilworth Castle this Christmas  Kenilworth castle is protected by the surrounding marshes and sits on a knoll in the heartland of England. There is not much known about its early occupation but earth and timber is what the first castle was made of. Henry I in 1122 bestowed it as part of his chamberlain, Geoffrey de Clinton’s estate. The Norman keep . . . → Read More: Kenilworth castle 900 years of thrills |
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