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Duffus
Castle stands in open countryside 1½ miles south east of
Duffus,
3 miles south west of
Lossiemouth,
and 3 miles north west of
Elgin.
It is a superbly complete and well preserved example of a motte and bailey
castle and worth travelling well out of your way to see. It was built by Hugh
de Freskyn some time before 1150, the year in which
King
David I stayed at the castle while arranging for the building of nearby
Kinloss
Abbey. (more...)
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