Tholt Y Will Cottage in the Sulby Valley this morning.
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Tonights Sunset (17/12/16)
Standing at the foot of Beinn-y-Phott on the Moutain Road and looking South.
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Sunset at this traditional gorgeous old Manx Cottage at the Lhen.
It is called ‘Yn Thie Thooit’ which translates to ‘The Thatched House’
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Seasonal visitors to Ballaugh
21 migrating Whooper Swans, about 6 of these beautiful birds are juvenile, they arrive in Ballaugh at a similar time every year and will leave sometime in March.
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‘The Owl’
Tree Sculpture at Kinleys Croft, St Judes.
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A fine example of a traditional Manx Farm, “Shenharra” on the main St John’s to Peel Road.
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Overlooking Ramsey Harbour towards Market Place and St Pauls Church in Ramsey.
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Autumn colours at Sulby Bridge on the TT Course this morning (19th November 16).
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6 The Parade in Castletown AKA Balcony House, and the former home of Captain John Quilliam RN – As a Lieutenant he steered the Victory in the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
Now they don’t make door entrances like this nowadays 🙂
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“Autumn Colours”
A view high up and looking through the glorious Sulby Valley.
How lucky are we to have such beautiful unspoilt countryside in many areas of the Isle of Man.
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The foundation stone to this lovely church was laid in 1854 and the building was completed in 1855 but was not consecrated until May 1856.
The church was built on land provided by Mr Geo. W. Dumbbell, chairman of the mining company, which forms part of the garden belonging to to the Mines Captain’s House (now the Mines Tavern). The building which became known as “The Miners Church”, cost £950 to which the Great Laxey Mining Company donated £200.
A little frayed at the edges but still standing tall.
“whichever way you throw me, I will stand”
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