Retired horses are happy horses.
At the Home of Rest for Horses on Richmond Hill.
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Celtic Nations Flags
Flying on Loch promenade in Douglas.
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A sign of summer today in the Archibald Knox garden adjacent to 70 Athol Street in Douglas, Archibald Knox’s home in Douglas for many years.
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A walk around the Capital and the main shopping street.
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At Guttery Gable in Douglas.
Is this the start of a Manxie Banksy?
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Isle of Man Bank 2 Athol Street, Douglas.
The Banking Hall has a magnificent domed stained glass window which depicts many Isle of Man iconic scenes, which I understand represents each location on the Island where the Isle of Man Bank had premises in.
You don’t often see work like this nowadays.
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The beautiful Douglas Borough Council Chambers – Thank you to the Mayor John Skinner for showing me around this wonderful building which is steeped in rich Manx History.
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I love these stainless steel 3 Legs of Mann at the National Sports Centre.
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I just loved the olde world look of this image which is at the Back Marina Road or the rear of the Gaiety Theatre in Douglas.
Reminds me of an old Downtown in New York type shot but in our beloved back streets of Douglas.
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Loving the intricate interlaced artwork on this beautiful Celtic Cross in St Georges Church Yard in Douglas.
I like it because it’s almost 3D
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The French cruise liner the L’Austral seen here sat in Douglas Bay late this afternoon.
Built in 2011, she carries 264 passengers and 140 crew and measures 142 metres long.
Next stop Iona in Scotland.
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This lovely placid retired Douglas Corporation Tram Horse doesn’t eat daffodils.
Seen here in a field on the Patrick Road in St Johns the other day.
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