A medieval stone castle features a unique, ornate turret with Templar symbols.
A look up at the corner turret of a stone castle. The castle is made of light gray molded and dark gray mortared stones. The top of the turret bows outward and is topped with cannon balustrades. The center balustrade is a Templar Shield with a Medieval Red Cross on it. In the center of the turret is a small balcony with an arched opening into the castle. The opening has double wooden doors covering it. Beneath the balcony is horizontal wood framing. Some vines with small green leaves are growing up on the turret, from the center middle of the frame. More vines are growing up the castle wall from the bottom right corner. Halfway up the edge of the frame, a large two-pronged gold wing is pointing from right to left. To the left of the turret is the castle wall in the bottom left corner. A mature leafless tree and branches rises above the wall and top of the turret. The tree is silhouetted against a partly cloudy deep blue sky.