Set on St Patrick’s Isle and overlooking Peel is the Island’s majestic fortress, Peel Castle.
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The Calm & the Storm at Fenella Beach in Peel today.
Storm Frank.
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The Pagan Lady
These two images were taken recently in the Manx Museum Viking Gallery.
Excavations in Peel Castle in 1982/87 revealed an extensive graveyard. The most spectacular finds were the 10th century grave of “The Pagan Lady” which included a fine example of a Viking necklace of which there is 71 differently coloured beads.
The replicate of the original beads can be seen on the Pagan Lady in both of my images.
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Fenella Beach in Peel looking slightly tropical on Saturday afternoon – Picture taken from inside Peel Castle.
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Mannanan’s Cloak shrouding Peel Castle on this glorious Easter Bank Holiday Monday
Hope you all have had a great Easter Break 🙂
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Looking through the arched window in Peel Castle.
The small square building in the middle of the image is the old Armoury, then onto Peel Breakwater.
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This old Cathedral formed part of the complex of buildings on St. Patrick’s Isle or better known today as Peel Castle.
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Couldn’t help adding another image from the flooding and high tide at Fenella Beach in Peel.
This is one of my favourites and was captured at about 15.10pm on 6th January 2014.
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You can just about make out one lone person walking on Peel Beach on this bright but cold afternoon on the West of the Island.
The image was captured on my Fuji X10 camera resized and cropped in Adobe Photoshop CS6
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Overlooking Fenella Beach in Peel stands this wonderful chainsaw carving of Fennella which was sculptered out of a tree trunk by local chainsaw artist Nick Barlow.
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Peel Harbour today and the water is a bit discoloured after torrential rain on the Isle of Man yesterday (22/6/12) and overnight.
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Standing on the footpath at the side of Peel Castle and looking over Fenella Beach towards a busy Peel Beach.
The mountain centre left is Greeba Mountain and the hill to the right of the image is Slieau Whallian.
The spire in the centre right of the image is St Germans Cathederal which is why Peel is classed as a City!
The image was taken on my Nikon D80 SLR with a Nikon 18-135 F3.5/5.6 G AFS DX lens at 20mm and cropped in Adobe Photoshop CS5.
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