Bow And Arrow Castle

... Or Rufus Castle.
The medieval remains of Rufus castle, locally known as ?Bow and Arrow Castle? may have been built as early as the Reign of William 2nd, (1087-1100) whose nickname was King Rufus. This was reputedly captured by Robert, Earl of Gloucester in 1142 and was subsequently rebuilt by the Duke of York between 1432 and 1460 as defence against French raiders during the end of the Hundred Years War. The castle has been added to over the years but now lies in ruins.
But i just like it because it reminds me of running under the bridge and having to hold my breath, because my name wasnt carved in the wall just before it yet. What happened if you did breathe while walking under it when your name wasnt on the wall was never discovered because i wasnt taking any chances....