Looking Down at the Lake                               -      -      - 
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The canyon seems to stop here, far below you hear the roar of the river
rush through the canyon as the water of the lake joins it.  The lake itself
is directly parallel to the canyon river, that is from here they seem to be
on the same level.  The lake reflects beautifully in the light, several
smaller waterfalls feed the stream which in turn feeds the lake.  The castle
walls are built in such a way that from the top of the east part of the
castle wall to the shore of the lake a straight drop ensues.  What at first
might appear to be the weaker spot of the castle is actually the strongest. 
The walls of the castle must be at least 250 feet high; that with the sheer
side of the cliff make it an almost impossible 1000 feet high!  Way over in
the eastern part of the valley you spot a cascading waterfall, the thing
that makes it different from the others is that from here you can clearly
see the path that has been cleverly worn up to it..  Now why would someone
build a path to the waterfall?