Another busy day at Peel Breakwater Cafe – Always a great atmosphere here and they serve lovely cups of tea and fantastic crab and kipper baps 🙂
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The Hebridean Princess visiting Peel, the schedule will see the Ship visiting three Gaelic nations, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the wonderful Isle of Man. Feel free to make any comments either on this website by clicking the “Write comment” below or by logging onto my Facebook Page enjoy – Click on the image for a larger view. 
The narrow Castle Street in Peel.
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This old Cathedral formed part of the complex of buildings on St. Patrick’s Isle or better known today as Peel Castle.
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Couldn’t help adding another image from the flooding and high tide at Fenella Beach in Peel.
This is one of my favourites and was captured at about 15.10pm on 6th January 2014.
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Hopefully this is the last of the high tides and flooding for a long while!
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A beautiful sunset over Peel tonight with the sun lighting up the houses on Marine Parade and upper areas of the headland.
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Now converted into apartments this former Peel Castle Hotel stands very colourful in Douglas Street in Peel.
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You can just about make out one lone person walking on Peel Beach on this bright but cold afternoon on the West of the Island.
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A glorious afternoon here on the Isle of Man today so decided to take Ted for a walk around Peel which eventually lead us up into the main shopping street of Peel.
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A couple of beautiful boats in Peel today to mark the Traditional Boat Weekend.
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Overlooking Fenella Beach in Peel stands this wonderful chainsaw carving of Fennella which was sculptered out of a tree trunk by local chainsaw artist Nick Barlow.
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