Perfectly Ploughed.
At Shenharra Farm on the main St John’s to Peel Road.
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“Simple Shadows”
Steps on the oil tank at Peel Power Station this afternoon.
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The sweeping bend at Glen Maye.
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Standing just above Dalby this afternoon and looking South towards Eary Cushlin then Bradda Head and onwards to the Calf of Man.
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Greeba Castle and the former home of famous Victorian novelist – Hall Caine.
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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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A walk in our gorgeous Manx hills would not be the same if you didn’t meet up with such a lovely herd of cows.
I had to stop and say Hi.
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The lovely Ballacraine Farm at St John’s today.
Always so colourful and always looking good.
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Housing the Lobster Pot boat at Niarbyl.
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My quest to picture many of the Isle of Man’s remaining Tholtans continued today with a lovely walk up to the once loved ‘Eairy Beg Farmhouse’ which is high up in Glen Helen Plantation.
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The Pagan Lady
These two images were taken recently in the Manx Museum Viking Gallery.
Excavations in Peel Castle in 1982/87 revealed an extensive graveyard. The most spectacular finds were the 10th century grave of “The Pagan Lady” which included a fine example of a Viking necklace of which there is 71 differently coloured beads.
The replicate of the original beads can be seen on the Pagan Lady in both of my images.
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Cross Vein Mine in Foxdale more popularly known as Snuff the Wind.
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