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Things We Saw Today: Our First Glimpse of Game Of Thrones’ Riverrun

Things We Saw Today

Game Of Thrones fans have been dying to see what the House Tully stronghold actually looks like — and we’re in luck, because here is a photo courtesy of HBO Watch teasing the appearance of the Riverlands fortress in season 3. (via Blastr.)

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