At a glance you can see this is an atmospheric setting (above), which was the original site of King Arthur's Camelot. The location is more devious and exciting than expected, for there is 'magic' attached derived from an anomaly in Earth's magnetic grid present here plus being manipulated and enhanced by ancient hands!
In history, King Arthur was a Breton Scottish monarch of the Selgovae tribe with a kingdom encompassing all of lowland Scotland. A known deception festered when King Henry II of England offered reward money to locate Arthur's grave, where the monks at Glastonbury duly obliged by creating a fake taking the legends south devoid of supporting evidence! With over 90 percent of locations mentioned in the Grail Romances found either in Scotland (relating to Arthur) or France (relating to the Grail quests) and the identities of most of the Scottish and French characters listed known, where those with monikers can be deciphered, it is sorry to think English charlatans continue with this nonsense, and outrageously expand their dubious claims... From Arthurlie Glasgow to Arthurs Seat Edinburgh down to Loch Arthur his name prevails all over the Scottish territory once held. Bizarrely, today the million inhabitants of Lothian (Edinburgh district) proudly claim descent from King Lot yet by and large ignore famed Arthur?! King Lot was from Lothian - a name derived from Lot haven - but fled in the face of invading Germanic Angles (never Saxons) to take refuge at Loth in the Orkney Isles, just as the Grail Romances tell. He left his heroic relative Arthur fight off the invaders then later returned to reclaim his land.
Further, the battle-sites of King Arthur have nearly all been located. The most famous and revealing of which being at Baden Hill. This being Bowden Hill, again, it is found in the central belt of Scotland. The Hill was an ancient fort where chests of bones were recovered indicating a massive slaughter or battle once took place here with the only known event from local folklore being that of the Arthurian battle of Baden Hill!
Amazingly, to correspond with legend and give veracity to the incredible accuracy of the Grail Romances, magical effects of Camelot Palace can still be easily detected today, as fully explained (how they are produced and how they manifest upon the human body) in the book 'Holy Grail Exposed'. Likewise, ruins of the building are still seen on the northern round lip of the location - Cam-e-lot translates to mean round ground - with the causeway (pond-weed seen) out to the front door depicted in the foreground of the photograph.
All of which is fortunate for the remains of King Arthur's wooden fortress have dissolved completely without trace, though the defensive location history and place-name remain known in local legends.
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