Sword of the Highlands Gallery

On the Isle of Eigg.

Also known archaically as henbell.

It truly is warm enough for swimming!  The The Breadalbane/Perthshire tourist web site
claims:  "The prevailing winds blow from the south west here and it
traps warm surface water on Loch Tay in a shallow bay at the east end.
The water is no more than a couple of yards deep for a long way out. As
a result the water can be quite warm."

This room and the kitchen would've been the warmest places on the island.  With low ceilings and a huge fireplace, heat is the only purpose of this room.

The ruins of this Augustinian priory are located on an island in Lake Menteith.

This is just the sort of tiered paddock area I envisioned for that scene with Magda and the horse.

An aerial shot of the castle.  Though they stopped calling it Castle Gloom in the fifteenth century, that name was just too good for me to pass up!

The spires of Oxford, site of King Charles's military court.