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Main Hall Blackness Castle.

Main Hall Blackness Castle.

Part of the main hall at Blackness Castle Scotland. Taken before it was used in Outlander.

Part of the main hall at Blackness Castle Scotland. Taken before it was used in Outlander.

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NIKON D80

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Aperture 35/10 ISO 200 Shutter 10/50 Focal Length 180/10

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Sep, 2017

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