Thanks a lot for uploading this collection. The Delameres/Paulets/Praters are my ancestors and a few years ago a couple of my family members and I made the amazing trip to Nunney. Unfortunately after a 9 hour flight, 2 busses, 3 trains, and a taxi the castle was undergoing resoration at the time so we were not allowed to go across the moat into the castle. Some of these pictures are of things that i did not have the privlege to see and i am very thankfull. Thanks again! Warby.

said warby07 2008.09.07 at 19:35:55 PDT

I understand that Richard Prater is one of my ancestors. Thanks for all the great photos. I hope to get back to the Mother country some day to see Nunney Castle.

said bcartner 2008.06.30 at 11:00:28 PDT

Mike, why did the Parliament Army attack the castle in the first place?

said trueblvr 2008.02.06 at 20:51:08 PST

Hello Mike, i did see this album earlier but did not place any comment. i often say I like your way to show beauty full old buildings ,churches and ruins That counts for this one to.very nice thank you for sharing

said keizerin 2007.06.15 at 00:39:25 PDT

Hello Mike; Very interesting to read about this centuries old castle. Hard to imagine even a castle standing that long. It must have been very beautiful in it's day. Best Wishes, Marjie

said windflowers43 2007.03.17 at 22:29:29 PDT

Hey mike, using the thumbnails above I picked out some photographs that looked like they had good contrasts and detail. The cool thing about Picasa is that when you bring up a photo, it shows you thumbnails of various effects, including several black-and-white variations. Good luck!

said gtnjiggy 2007.03.17 at 22:28:32 PDT

Hello my good friend, how are you Mike! I enjoyed this collection very much, and your wonderful commentary, which bring the images of this fascinating castle and it's history to life! I wish you a lovely day! Sharon

said ourjrny 2007.03.17 at 03:24:02 PDT