Jim Here
I was the only one who wanted to visit the newest castle in the Heritage Trust--a cold war bunker built in 1960. for about a million pounds.  The bunker is 3 levels, two underground. It was intended for up to 60 people to monitor the nuclear activity for 30 days.  One of the interesting facts dealt with the commander's office and a  safe in his room.  It held two keys and and an envelope.  One key for the pantry, one for pencils and paper, and the envelope contained instructions on what to do if the bunker systems all failed.  The envelope was considered to be secret so its contents was never revealed. 

Saw a lot of trains today with Pete, a castle and castle museum.