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Jim Bishop's Castle - Kirsten Dirksen Youtuber

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Jim Bishop never finished high school and never had any formal training in building, yet he spent more than 50 years constructing a 16-story, 160-plus-foot medieval castle by hand. It is widely considered the largest one-man construction project in the world. It began when he was 15. In 1959, Bishop used money saved from a paper route, mowing lawns, and working in his father’s ornamental ironworks to buy two and a half acres of forested land high in the mountains of southern Colorado. He was too young to sign the papers himself, so his parents did it for him. Then he biked 48 miles into the mountains to see what he had bought. He had already walked away from school after a dispute with an English teacher, and he taught himself ironwork and stonemasonry. In 1969, he and his father began a small stone cottage on the land. Drivers on Highway 165 slowed down to ask whether it was a castle. Some of them mocked it. Bishop decided to build one. For decades he hauled, shaped, and set the stone himself; his son has said he handled each rock about six times before it found its place in a wall. The cottage became a three-story fortress with towers, buttresses, wrought-iron bridges, stained glass, a Grand Ballroom, and a fire-breathing metal dragon, built from an estimated 50,000 tons of rock, concrete, lumber, and steel. Along the way he clashed with government officials over rules he saw as senseless, and he never charged admission. Bishop died in November 2024 at age 80. His son Dan now looks after the castle, which still draws visitors every day and still runs on donations. In this video, we climb through Bishop Castle and tell the story of the man behind it: the boy with the paper route, the dropout with the welding torch, and the stubborn builder who had the last laugh. —Bishop Castle https://thebishopcastle.com/we-need-y... —Last Original Utopias full playlist:    • Last original Utopias   On *faircompanies: https://faircompanies.com/videos/mock...

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Molly Kool Award Celebration 2026 - Recipient Kathy Weir, of Riverside Albert, Fundy Albert New Brunswick

Kathy's other award here:  Kathryn Ann Weir | The Governor General of Canada

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October 8 at 1:54 PM ·

Update: Molly Kool Award Celebration

The celebration honouring Kathy Weir, our 2026 Molly Kool Award recipient, will be moved to a new date later this fall, as Kathy will be out of the country on the originally scheduled date."

"Friends of Fundy

October 8 at 10:08 AM ·

Friends of Fundy is pleased to announce Kathy Weir of Riverside Albert, Fundy Albert as the recipient of the 2026 Molly Kool Award.

The award honours a woman in Southeastern New Brunswick who enriches the fabric of her community, through her work, her volunteering, or her personal endeavours, and who would not normally seek recognition for it. It carries the name of Molly Kool of Alma, who in 1939 became the first woman in North America licensed as a master mariner, and who is remembered for her determination and pioneering spirit.

Kathy's contributions reach across public service, tourism & hospitality and community life. As previous Manager of Broadleaf Ranch, she has combined entrepreneurial drive with genuine hospitality, helping raise the profile of tourism in the region. She served for many years as President of the Albert County Tourism Association and as President of the Tourism Industry Association of New Brunswick, where she gave local businesses a strong voice, championed the pride that comes with welcoming visitors to our communities, and mentored others in the industry. She also served for many years as a paramedic with Ambulance New Brunswick and was recognized as a respected colleague and leader in this role.

Her supporters point to her foresight on regional infrastructure, including her advocacy for the Fundy Trail Connector, and to her service on the Board of Directors at Cape Enrage, where she helped share the natural and cultural heritage of the Bay of Fundy with visitors.

Kathy's volunteer commitments are wide-ranging. She is Treasurer of the Chipoudy Community Revitalization Committee, Board Chair of Forestdale Home and weekly volunteer for the Shepody Food Bank. She has also volunteered with the Albert County Exhibition, and the Fundy Curling Club. Her long service to the people of New Brunswick has been recognized with the King Charles III Coronation Medal.

"What sets Kathy apart is not only the extent of her contributions but also the heart with which she serves. She approaches every task, no matter how large or small,

with kindness, humility, and a genuine desire to make a difference. Her leadership inspires others to get involved, and her example encourages collaboration, resilience, and hope."

Friends of Fundy received a number of wonderful nominations this year from across Southeastern New Brunswick, each celebrating women who make a difference in their communities every day. We extend our sincere thanks to everyone who took the time to nominate and to write letters of support.

Congratulations, Kathy.

Update: Molly Kool Award Celebration

The celebration honouring Kathy Weir, our 2026 Molly Kool Award recipient, which was scheduled for Sunday October 11th, will be moved to a new date later this fall, as Kathy will be out of the country on the originally scheduled date.

New details will be shared with friends, family and the community shortly.

We look forward to gathering together to honour Kathy soon!"

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Molly Kool Heritage Centre – museumsofsenb.ca

Our own Tantramar Mayor Debbie Wiggins-Colwell was the recipient of the Molly Kool Award back in 2019!