How lucky we are 🙂
Standing high up at Druidale, extreme left of the image is North Barrule then to the right Clagh Ouyr, Snaefell Mountain is in the middle of the image and you can make out Sulby Reservoir to the right. The trees in the foreground are at Tholt y Will Plantation.
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A view of St. Judes Church and beyond through to Snaefell Mountain.
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Snaefell Mountain Tramway, Electric Tram No 1 heading down Snaefell Mountain to the Bungalow this afternoon.
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Half way up Snaefell Mountain on Boxing day, when we got just around the corner Manannan’s cloak descended on Snaefell and we could not see more than a metre in front of us.
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Standing just above the Braaid and overlooking The Plains of Heaven.
Mountains from left to right: Greeba Mountain, Slieau Ruy, Colden Mountain, then across the Baldwin Valley to Carraghan Mountain, Beinn-Y-Phott and then Snaefell Mountain centre right with Slieau Lhean thereafter.
The houses in the middle left of the image is the ever growing Glen Vine.
The image was captured on my Nikon D80 DSLR with a Nikon 18-105 F3.5/5.6 G AFS DX lens, cropped and resized in Adobe Photoshop CS5.
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