Looking through the two Piers at Ramsey, and beyond to our neighbours on the adjacent Isle, which looks so very close!
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Albert Tower – Ramsey
The Granite around the windows, doors and corbels came from the Foxdale Granite Mine, the same granite was also used to build St John’s Church.
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Seems to be that this lovely historical building is in the spotlight again with the Isle of Man Government putting it on the open market for sale.
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Overlooking Ramsey Harbour towards Market Place and St Pauls Church in Ramsey.
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A great effort by the flower shop in Ramsey welcoming Cyclefest to Ramsey (May 2016).
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Looking over Mooragh Lake in Ramsey towards the fine properties of Windsor Mount.
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Sunrise over Queens Pier in Ramsey.
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A glorious sunset at Jurby Church tonight (12 Oct 15) looking towards the Mountains of Mourne in Ireland.
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Glen Auldyn Church, now known as St Fingan’s is about 180 years old.
This tiny church was originally a Methodist Chapel but changed to a C of E in 1968 after being sold to a Mr Yates of Milntown for £100. He died just after and his wife renovated the small Church at a cost of £3000.
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The Trafalgar Hotel in Ramsey
Serves a nice pint as well 😉
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The steep Eastern slopes of North Barrule.
With a whisp of Mannanan’s Cloak as well.
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Another well restored traditional Manx Cottage by Manx National Heritage at Cregneash.
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