A beautiful Chough posing for me amongst the wrack on the beach at Strandhall, Isle of Man.
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Douglas new Lifeboat 12-12, which is a Mersey Class all weather boat presently named Marine Engineer which is seen here in Port St Mary Bay for the last trip for the old outgoing Douglas Lifeboat Sir William Hillary 47-032 seen to the rear of the image.
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Welcome to Cow Harbour on the Calf of Man.
This is the landing place on the Calf of Man where farm stock was usually landed, sheep were brought by boat but cattle were usually swum across the Sound to this inlet.
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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 and busy day at the Calf Sound today, all down to a very busy TT 2018.
This view overlooks the most Southerly aspect of the Isle of Man which is better known as the Calf of Man.
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Amongst the famous buildings are Harry Kelly’s Cottage, Ned Beg’s House, St Peter’s Church (famous for the funeral of Michael O’Sullivan in the film WaKing Ned Devine) Crebbin’s Cottage, The Weaver’s House and Shed, Quirks Croft, Turner’s Shed, Cummal Beg (Little Dwelling) The Smithy and Church Farm.
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I just love this lovely old thatched cottage in Cregneash Village.
Life must have been so wonderful living in this village in years gone bye and no doubt very hard.
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Cregneash Village and that famous Phone Box which used to be painted green.
Who remembers it when it was painted green? Was it for the film Waking Ned Devine?
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Magnetic Hill Ronague
“Turn your car engine off and marvel as a magic stone pulls the vehicle uphill. Magnetic Hill is located on the A27 between Ronague and the Round Table crossroads. The slope is marked by this large stone on the roadside verge that is said to be part of a stone circle broken up a hundred years ago by a coven of witches”.
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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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