A few pics from a lovely walk around Port St Mary today, these images are taken from Shore Road where the tide was about to start coming in 🇮🇲
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A beautiful juvenile Sparrowhawk at the Calf of Man Bird Observatory.
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A lovely afternoon spent walking around the Calf of Man, very changeable weather conditions, a big thank you to Thomas Keggen of Boat Trips Isle of Man for such a great trip to and from South Harbour on the Calf.
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Well done to Port St Mary Commisioners and the Wild Flowers of Mann Project, this little wild flower area of Port St Mary was teaming in wildlife today including I would say around 500 Painted Lady Butterflies 🦋 🇮🇲
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“The Old Sail Loft and Smithy”
On Shore Road in Port St Mary 🇮🇲
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Harry Kelly’s Cottage at Cregneash Village looking very smart.
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The late afternoon sun lit up these beautiful properties perfectly for me on the High Street in Port St Mary.
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The former Hotels on Port St Mary Promenade. I really do love the pastel colours of them all.
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The Drinking Dragon at the southeast corner of the Calf of Man. Known locally also as ‘ the Burroo’ which is Manx for ‘the Berg’ (as in iceberg).
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A beautiful trip around the most southerly part of the Isle of Man onboard Isle of Man Diving Charters beautiful boat Kirree Varrey, skippered by my friends, Thomas and Sarah Keggen.
I was treated to some wonderful views of Sugar Loaf Rock and all it’s wildlife, Chicken Rock Lighthouse which is the most southerly point of the Isle of Man and the rugged coastline of the Calf of Man and it’s once used lighthouses, then up the coast to Bradda Head Mines with a lovely stop off trip to Cow Harbour on the Calf of Man where Thomas and Sarah made us all a cup of tea, coffee and some lovely home made cake.
All in all a fantastic experience and one I would recommend to anyone wanting to view the Southern coastline of the Isle of Man.
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Mona’s Queen III Memorial
The anchor from the Mona’s Queen III, which lies at Kallow Point in Port St Mary, is a memorial to those who lost their lives in Operation Dynamo. During the 1990s, divers exploring wrecks off the coast of Dunkirk identified that one of the anchors from the wreck of the Isle of Man Steam Packet’s Mona’s Queen III had become detached and therefore could be considered separate to the untouchable war grave.
After much hard work and campaigning, the anchor was finally returned to the Island in October 2011 and officially opened on 29th May 2012, the 72nd anniversary of the loss of the three ships.
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Strathallen Castle, formerly the Clifton Hotel in Port St Mary, was built on a promontory which has superb views of Port St Mary Bay and the rugged cliffs towards the Chasms.
Look at the little bridge leading to St. Thomas’s Isle which was once a private boat launch.
The property is in slight disrepair now but what a beautiful place to live.
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