Let the 2017 Electric Tram season begin.
Taken yesterday between Glen Mona and Ballellin Halt, with a back drop of North Barrule.
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The beautiful Douglas Borough Council Chambers – Thank you to the Mayor John Skinner for showing me around this wonderful building which is steeped in rich Manx History.
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Greeba Castle and the former home of famous Victorian novelist – Hall Caine.
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A touch of Spring at Ballaugh Old Church at the Cronk this afternoon.
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I love this old cottage called “Dinah’s Cottage” at Glen Maye but there is no way I would ever visit that outside loo after dark 🙂
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The Waterfall Pub in Glen Maye.
Sadly closed at present!
I have had many a good pub lunch here in the past.
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A small group of religious stones which are about half a mile from Marown Old Church (St Runius). They date from 400 to 700 A.D. and bear the sign of the Cross. It is a typical memorial cairn of the Irish type.
The stone setting usually marks a shrine at the burial place of an early Christian saint and no doubt became a preaching place and penitential station.
More popular tradition states that it was from this spot that St. Patrick preached and consequently any person who sits in the ‘chair’ and rests his back against the incised Cross will never feel fatigue.
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This is the Old Post Office at Abbeylands in Kirk Onchan.
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Nestling into the foot of the hill in the Sulby Valley is this beautiful isolated cottage called Killabregga Cottage.
You can just make out the zig zag footpath to the side of the cottage which eventually brings you out at Killabregga Tholtans. You can see more Tholtans on my Isle of Man Tholtans Page.
Also to the right of this little cottage is a beautiful waterfall.
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Peel looking splendid yesterday (8th Feb 17).
Image taken from the northern headlands of Peel.
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Maughold Church and beyond to North Barrule.
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A welcome sight today at Sulby Claddagh, which means Spring is just around the corner.
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