Clan Maclean - Kinlochaline Castle - Framed & Mounted Photo Print Carmichael The castle later passed to

The castle later passed to the Sutherlands and then to the Mackays as the balance of power in the far north shifted across the generations

The family still lives at Inveraray today

This print was captured by photographer Aly Wight

Includes an off-white mount that will not discolour or fade with age

also known by its Gaelic name Caisteal Camus

Clan Maclean - Kinlochaline Castle - Framed & Mounted Photo Print Carmichael The castle later passed toKinlochaline Castle stands at the head of Loch Aline on the Morvern peninsula, the finger of mainland Scotland that stretches south opposite the Isle of Mull. The castle came to the Macleans of Duart after the previous occupants, the Macinneses, lost their chief and his sons in violent circumstances, and it became part of the Maclean network of strongholds along this stretch of the western seaboard. The 17th century brought repeated damage. The castle