Castlewigg Lodge Gallery click on any thumbnail to see a larger photo click YOUR back button to return Here are a couple of views of our Guestlounge. view 1 lounge view 2, Yes there are a lot of clocks!! John is a Watch & Clock Restorer, and also buys & sells antique clocks. This is how it looked as when we ran the restaurant. looking from the other way. The following photos are of our Bar when it was up & running (closed 2006)now empty of bar furniture pictures & clocks. Looking a little empty & unused now. . Here is an aerial view of Castlewigg lodge, also Castlewigg holiday home site next door. We are in a beautiful area and the following photos below will help to show you around. view to the north east another view east a view to the north east lawn area to the front of the house looking south west. another view of the house This view is from Cottage hill across the way. Another view for further around the field. view from the bottom of the field. Here are some photos taken while I was up on the roof a few summers ago fitting a new aerial. the photos were taken anti clockwise. 1. south east 2.east 3.north west 4.south west 5.south Here is a view Taken from the bottome of Kilsture Forest looking out onto the Galloway hills, late afternoon one very cold & frosty January Day. A frosty full moon over the Galloway hills Another frosty view looking down the drive to the Galloway hills. Within a few minutes drive we have the stunning Galloway house, Garlieston. The following few pictures are of the Gardens. Front view of Galloway House at Garlieston The rhododendrons here at Garlieston Gardens are stunning when in bloom. The whole garden is literally full of specimen rhododendrons, azaleas,etc. Massive mature oaks, Limes, Beech, Scots pine, Palms, Ferns, Monkey puzzle trees, and quite a few I have no idea what they are called. Here at Galloway gardens we have a Gunnera, or Giant rhubarb on the pathway leading to Rigg Bay, were the Mulberry Harbour was constructed for D Day landings in Normandy WW2. If you look into the distance you can see Rigg Bay. View 1 of Rigg Bay, accessed through Galloway house gardens,looking over to The Galloway Hills. View 2 of Rigg Bay looking towards The Solway Firth & Cumbria View of Garlieston from the Harbour quay. View of the Crescent & Bowling green at the sea front at Garlieston looking towards the harbour Same position but looking slightly to the left showing the harbour & quay. Same position again looking straight out over the Solway Firth to Cumbria There are many places to go walking, our favourite is Kilsture forest walk. Here is a photo in spring, of the Bluebells in Kilsture Forest, located between Kirkinner & Sorbie.

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