King Williams College – Castletown with the College Chapel to the right of the image.
The foundation stone to this beautiful College was laid by the then Governor Cornelius Smelt in 1830 and College was opened in 1833, in 1844 virtually all the interior was destroyed by fire.
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Castletown Lighthouses which remind me of Manx Daleks 🙂
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During the 1950s Mr G. B. Gardner was the owner of a fine collection of occult items. He converted the outer buildings adjoining this three-storey windmill in Arbory Road into a museum of witchcraft and magic.
This fine mill is now in private ownership.
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CT-58 Nancy Ellen at Derbyhaven.
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“Who Goes There”
The first friendly voice that you will hear through the window on the right hand side prior to going under the Portcullis into Castle Rushen.
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Had a great walk around Castle Rushen this afternoon, took loads of images, but love this one.
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A traditional boat in full sail heading into Castletown Harbour.
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In Black and White an 8.3m High Tide at Castletown Harbour, believe me it was wild out there today.
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An 8.3m High Tide at Castletown Harbour, believe me it was wild out there today.
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The foundation stone to this College was laid by the then Governor Cornelius Smelt in 1830 and College was opened in 1833, in 1844 virtually all the interior was destroyed by fire.
The image was captured on my Nikon S8200 Camera resized and cropped in Adobe Photoshop CS6.
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This lovey traditional Yacht called Wild Wave enters Castletown Harbour this afternoon, it had no outboard enging and as there was not much wind the gentleman ended up getting his oars out to complete his journey.
I have added the original image and the same image in High Definition Resolution (HDR) so you can tell me which one you prefer!
The images were captured on my Fuji X10 camera resized and cropped in Adobe Photoshop CS5 (image 2 dipped in HDR 5)
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The two lighthouses in Castletown Harbour.
The image was captured on my Fuji X10 camera resized and cropped in Adobe Photoshop CS5
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