The medieval fortress of Dunraven Castle had been built in the fourteenth century for a single, uncompromising purpose: survival. Perched upon its sheer basalt promontory overlooking the freezing depths of Loch Dunraven, the castle’s architecture was an ancient textbook of military engineering. The outer bailey was protected by a twenty-foot-thick curtain wall of local granite, while the inner keep was accessed only through a narrow, dog-legged gatehouse flanked by two…
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