Silly Moos Campsite or better known at Ballakillingan Farm on the TT Course at Lezayre.
I just love the wall decor on this farm entrance (only on the Isle of Man springs to mind) 🙂
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Standing at “Salmon Leap” and looking north at the Sulby Claddagh, you can also just make out Primrose Hill (Cronk Sumark) to the top right of the image.
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This Mill dates back to circa 1671.
In the late 80’s the Mill was converted into a distillery and used for the production of “Kella Whiskey” which went on to be renamed “Kella Spirit”
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Whilst we were out for a walk the other afternoon around Kerrowmooar in the North of the Island we stumbled upon this Highland Bull and his 2 friends!! Yikes…
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A couple of images from a walk this afternoon around Sulby Valley and then up to the Sulby Dam.
Image 1 This lovely little cottage has the Sulby River running behind it and the great waterfall of Ballcuberagh running at the front of it.
Image 2 This image is taken from the top of the Dam wall at Sulby Reservoir and looking down to the water treatment plant and then onto the Sulby Valley.
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Half way up Snaefell Mountain on Boxing day, when we got just around the corner Manannan’s cloak descended on Snaefell and we could not see more than a metre in front of us.
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Spotted this Manx Cat with a Manx Flag yesterday on Sulby Bridge, there are actually a pair of these cats and they are decorative gate pillar features 🙂
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Situated on the main road in Sulby is this lovely old hand pump that used to be in the garden of the adjoining Rectory.
The image was captured on my Sony HX20V camera, resized and cropped in Adobe Photoshop CC.
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An abundance of red berries on this holly tree in the North of the Island, which folklore would suggest is an indication of a cold harsh winter ahead!
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A lovely walk through Sulby Claddaghs today, Cronk Sumark is in the background which is also known as Primrose Hill 🙂
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An Autumnal view of Druidale Farm from just above Sulby Reservoir and if you look at the top left of the image you can just make out Brandywell Cottage which is situated in quite a remote area of the Island.
The image was captured on my Nikon D80 DSLR Camera with a Nikon 18-105 F3.5/5.6 G AFS DX lens, cropped and resized in Adobe Photoshop CS6.
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On the steep sloapes overlooking the Tholt y Will Valley in Sulby lies a number of derelict Manx Tholtans and are called the Corrady, the last time I visited this area in 2004 the roof of this particular Tholtan was truly intact See 2004 image
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