A nice walk along South Quay in Douglas yesterday with some lovely historic items that are still visible 🇮🇲
1 – The old Swing Bridge Tower.
2 – Sir William Hillary Plaque on Douglas Lifeboat Station.
3 – The Old Gas Office on Gas Works Hill.
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The Ben My Chree, Fast Craft Manannan and MV Arrow all tied up in Douglas Harbour due to the high winds (22 May 20) 🇮🇲
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A lovely walk around Honey Hill Farm today 🇮🇲
I just love these old buildings.
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How lucky are we.
Standing at Druidale looking towards Snaefell, with Tholty Y Wiil Plantation in the foreground and to the left and Sulby Reservoir mid right 🇮🇲
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Injebreck Reservoir and the water levels seem to be dropping due to the prolonged dry period of weather (11th May 20).
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St Runius Church Marown
This was once the Parish church and was situated in about the centre of the Parish. The original building was from approximately 1200 AD and was enlarged in 1754 AD.
Three bishops are possibly buried in the graveyard here; Lonnan, Connaghan, and Runius.
This quaint little Church has no mains electricity and relies on candlelight.
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Montpelier Tholtan
I just loved this once loved home at Druidale, the colours were so vibrant that had to share it with you 🇮🇲
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Peel Marina looking absolutely splendid 🇮🇲
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A view from the the Marks and Spencer’s Centenary Monument above the Arboretum in St John’s.
In the view is Slieau Whallian Plantation, St John’s Church Tower, Culture Vannin HQ, Greens Restaurant, Tynwald Hill Inn and the War Memorial next to Tynwald Hill.
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Sunrise over Port St Mary inner Harbour 🇮🇲 (Archive Image) #StayAtHome
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Last Light at Laxey Wheel (Archive image)
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A lovely walk around Langness Peninsula today and I came across this inscribed rock with the words, ALL – 1853 – LOST – PROVIDER.
With a little bit of research I found that the Provider was a Schooner bound from Liverpool to Glasgow in 1853 with a cargo of salt – The Master and 3 crew were all lost and the Schooner wrecked just beyond these rocks at Langness.
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