
Photograph created 28th July 2021. The winning bidder will receive a framed 50 x 50cm print using ultraHD photo paper, museum quality glass and a black oak frame. Bosigran Castle is a very simple Iron Age cliff castle positioned on a rocky headland overlooking very steep granite cliffs. The castle mainly consists of a wall, around a hundred meters long, that was built across the headland, as if to enclose it. There are no defence ditches and no evidence that the enclosed area was occupied, rendering Bosigran Castle something of a mystery. Bosigran Castle lies on the coast path between Morvah and Zennor in Cornwall, UK.