A view towards Bradda Head in Port Erin.
Taken from Meayll Hill (Mull Hill) above Cregneash.
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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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High up on Cronk Ny Arrey Laa is this beautiful stone inscribed with the Manx Fisherman’s Evening Hymn, by WH Gill.
Looking further South you can make out the Sloc, Bradda Head and onwards to the Calf of Man.
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St. Peter’s Church in Cregneash Village.
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This farm is at Cregneash and overlooks the Calf of Man.
The image was taken in the glorious Spring sunshine today (15th March 16).
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A lovely walk this morning from the Sloc up to the Carnanes to a very special place with my kids.
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Another well restored traditional Manx Cottage by Manx National Heritage at Cregneash.
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Took this a while back and I really do like the B&W affect 🙂
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Formerly miners cottages, when I was there today I counted 7 front door entrances but there could have possibly been an other one at an adjacent building!?
The stepped back image of the tholtan with 3 upper windows appears to have been the home of a more senior mining employee.
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Beckwith’s Mine is located above Glen Rushen on the western slopes of South Barrule, The mine was first worked around 1839 and produced lead ore before being closed in 1877. The main shaft was 1,100 feet deep, the bottom of which was considerably below sea level.
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Plain and simple, this is from inside Harry Kelly’s small white washed bedroom.
The little ornament hanging at the top left of the image is a Willow Bumbee Cage and you read more about this cage by Clicking Here (Image and information by John ‘Dog’ Callister)
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Inside Harry Kelly’s Cottage at Cregneash Village.
There is a picture of Harry on the mantel piece and the lovely tapestry above his picture simply states ‘Prepare To Meet Thy God’
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