Dougie Lampkin
Smoothly over Ballaugh Bridge on his one wheel record breaking trip around the TT Course tonight (25th Sept 16).
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This lovely Sculpture at Ham and Egg Terrace in Laxey by Ongky Wijana was funded by Laxey resident, the late Mrs Phillis Tate and is a fitting tribute to the great Laxey Miners.
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Baldrine Halt on the Manx Electric Railway Line.
I believe a lady from a nearby house looks after this quaint halt, so a big well done to whoever that maybe.
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Castletown Lighthouses which remind me of Manx Daleks 🙂
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Some strange weather going on with this bank of mist the other day.
This image was taken looking from Keppel Gate on the Mountain Road overlooking the East Baldwin Valley towards Carraghan and Beinn-Y-Phott.
Typical I didn’t have my DSLR but my little pocket camera saved the day.
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I just love this little old Manx Cottage on the junction of Ellerslie Lane and Glen Darragh Road in Glen Vine.
This little cottage was originally part of the Ellerslie Farm Estate!
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St Mary De Ballaugh
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It’s a view like this that makes me realise how fortunate I am to live on the beautiful Isle of Man.
This image was taken from Brandywell looking towards Snaefell Mountain.
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A walk in our gorgeous Manx hills would not be the same if you didn’t meet up with such a lovely herd of cows.
I had to stop and say Hi.
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The long abandoned farmhouse of Tholt y Will Farm which is high up in the hills overlooking the Sulby Valley with the traditional Hawthorn tree situated near to the front entrance which was reportedly planted to ward off evil.
I am led to believe that this farmhouse may have also been called “Yn Alt” which translates from Gaelic Manx to “the mountain stream”
This Tholtan in located in such a beautiful, open and isolated area of our Island and I often wonder what life was like back then for the families that lived there.
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On the Old Castletown Road.
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The beautiful Sycamore Cottage in Ballabeg.
Love this little cottage garden.
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