Looking towards Bride Church on the road that takes you to the Point of Ayre.
Loving this colourful lined road, this wild flower is called Valeriam.
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Artic Terns – Point of Ayre
Artic Terns return to the Island at this time of year to lay their eggs and bring up their young.
These birds make some of the largest migrations known, flying from the Artic to Antarctic each year.
Sections of the beach at the Point of Ayre are roped off to protect the birds and it is an offence to disturb them so please respect our nature.
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Rose Cottage, Regaby and the Hand of the Manx Giant Arthur Caley.
The interesting aspect of this beautiful Manx Cottage is the gate pillar and the cast hand of the Manx Giant Arthur Caley. Measured from floor to the tip of the hand it measures 7’11″ which is exactly the same height of the Manx Giant.
Apparently Captain George Burrows, had a Market Garden and a coal yard in Parliament Street in Ramsey and he lived in Rose Cottage. He employed ‘The Manx Giant’ and he had the hands made which he put on the gatepost. He (Capt George Burrows) also gave some items belonging to Arthur Caley to the Manx Museum in Douglas.
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Kerrowdhoo Farm at Cranstal, Bride, I am sure in it’s day it would have been a beautiful home/farmstead, but now sadly for sale for total re-development.
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Stena Scotia passing the Point of Ayre en-route to Belfast, with the Cumbrian Hills looking very close and very cold 🇮🇲
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Stena Line – ‘Stena Hibernia’ closely passing around the Point of Ayre.
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Isle of Man TT 2017 Let the fun begin.
Found this on the grass at the Point of Ayre this afternoon, please stay safe.
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The title says it all really 🙂
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A lovely trip out on my Mountain Bike yesterday, started at the Ayres and then up the shore line to the Point of Ayre where I was treated to this vibrant Manx Heater and Gorse in full bloom.
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A walk around the Point of Ayre the other day, let’s hope this is the start of Spring 🙂
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Another image from the Ayres taken the other night when the sun was dipping (Golden Hour) 🙂
The image was captured on my Sony HX20V camera, resized and cropped in Adobe Photoshop Creative Cloud.
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Grabbed this image tonight of the Point of Ayre Lighthouse (better known as “The Winkie”) and the Fog Horn just as the late afternoon sun was starting to dip.
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