A view towards Bradda Head in Port Erin.
Taken from Meayll Hill (Mull Hill) above Cregneash.
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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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Another well restored traditional Manx Cottage by Manx National Heritage at Cregneash.
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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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A Manx Cat enjoying the comforts of a traditional Manx Farmhouse Kitchen at Cregneash.
What a life this cat has 🙂
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We went for a walk around Cregneash Village today just as Manannan’s Cloak started to descend on the village, five minutes later and we were shrouded in mist.
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Two more images from our trip to Cregneash Farm on Easter Sunday.
The images were captured on my Nikon D80 SLR with a Nikon 18-135 F3.5/5.6 G AFS DX lens and cropped in Adobe Photoshop CS5.
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A trip to any farm usually brings with it loads of opportunities to take lots of images and today’s trip on Easter Sunday brought just that at Creagneash Farm near to the Sound 🙂
All the images were taken either on my Nikon D80 DSLR or my Fuji X10 cameras
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Enjoy 🙂
Image 1 – Black Loaghtan lambs – A bit surprised!
Image 2 – How many hens will an old wash tub hold? 🙂
Image 3 – What a Pig Stye 🙂
Image 4 – A Perfect Back Scratcher 🙂
Image 5 – Feeding Time (again)
Image 6 – Aww how cute 🙂
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