I just love this gorgeous Manx Tholtan at Cronk y Voddy.
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A Manx Tholtan
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Love old interesting buildings such as this and also photographing them. I wonder what people worshiped here and the weddings and baptisms that would have been held. Alas in NZ we don’t have such buildings but we do have some old wooden churches long since dis-used but are still standing.