However, some remains will still be seen, such as stone foundations, frames of bigger buildings, stone quays still used by the Velaryons because of its close distance from the castle of High Tide.

Most of the stones were used for building new houses and rebuilding High Tide. Spicetown is a ruined town that has never been rebuilt after the Battle of the Gullet. Inspiration - Saint Michael's Mount in Cornwall Signs of this will be visible - burn marks, older stone foundations on some buildings, remains of defensive structures around and below the castle. After being put to torch 170 years ago, it has been rebuilt, although not to its full glory. The castle of High Tide will be situated on a tidal island. The shores will be low beaches, while only the easternmost parts of the island will be elevated with cliffs. The island will be enlarged in order to fit the several canon locations, as well as pastures and fields with smaller hamlets and fishing villages covering the island. The project needs to be changed drastically in order to satisfy the canon. a palatial manse overlooking the harbor built by the mother of Lord Oakenfist, dubbed the Mouse House tomb of Ser Addam Velaryon with 'LOYAL' engraved on the tomb, along with carvings of a seahorse and a mouse

named after the rows of ship hulls that could always be seen below the castle

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three modest fishing villages beneath Castle Driftmark that grew together into a thriving town called Hull in the aftermath of the Battle of the Gullet, the town was brutally sacked - inhabitants butchered in the streets, Of the shipping that would elsewise have made for Duskendale or King's Landing a village near High Tide that transformed into a busy port, that soon began to usurp much put to torch in the aftermath of the Battle of the Gullet (130 AC), the bloodiest sea battle in known history

the legendary ancient Driftwood Throne was moved from Driftmark to High Tide when tides rolled in, the castle was surrounded by the sea, connected to the Driftmark proper only by a causeway slender towers crowned with roofs of beaten silver built of the same pale stone as the Eyrie House was the richest in Westeros, surpassing the Hightowers and the Lannisters in wealth a new castle built by Corlys Velaryon on the other side of the island, when the a dark, grim place, always damp and often flooded lands given to Daemion and Daeron Velaryon by Alyn Velaryon, the Oakenfist small holdings on the island granted to knights Hugh Hammer and Ulf White

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