Isle of Man 3 foot gauge

St Trinian's Church

East Lancs/Trident, Lord Street, Douglas

Terrible quality photo is terrible.

Band + crew and randoms in the hotel bar, post gig.

Isle of Man, May 2004.

We waved to Nicky and Ian who were aboard.

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I tried very hard to get a good seal shot, but they wouldn't come closer...

As Ken promised, there were lots of seals.

It was a nice break at the café, perhaps not for the juvenile gull that was pleading with lots of people for a titbit - but it is against the IoM law to feed them.

I didn't get a good shot of the café - pictures here thesound.im

Ben-My-Chree

Looks as though the novelty of owning one of East Germany's best may have worn of with this example

Buses galore at the Port Erin railway station layover area. From front to back we see :

214 - a Mercedes Benz Citaro new in 2011/2

123 - a Wrightbus Streetlite new in 2011

20 and 22 - a pair of Alexander Dennis Trident / East Lancs Myllenium Lolyne new in 2005/6

St Trinian's Church

Built 1854, and the largest working waterwheel in the world.

For our free day, we caught the bus to Port Erin from Douglas and then realised the first train of the day was about to leave.

North Barrule on the Isle of Man

Caesar is sometimes shy, so only a few appearances on Isle of Man.

Maughold Head Path, Isle of Man

Olympus digital camera

Ramsey

Swing Bridge

Taken December 23-28, 1966. File name (372_196702013black.tif) is based on information on slide mount (date developed, position, and ink color). Color slide, reformatted digital.

Ellan Vannin - Isle of Man.

Castletown is dominated by the medieval Castle Rushen, one of the best preserved medieval castles in Europe and ancient home of the Kings and later Lords of Mann. Tynwald, the Manx Government, was based in Castle Rushen by the 1500s and Castletown was the Island's capital until Tynwald moved to Douglas during the 1860s and 1870s.

I think Caesar was looking forward to his cuppa at the end of the walk.

Seen here at Derby Castle terminus, Douglas, Isle of Man.

Isle of Man electric railway No 19 hauling trailer 42 at Laxey. 16 August 1993

ascending Snaefell in car 4 of the Snaefell Mountain Railway

Car 4 = built by GF Milnes in 1895

Ellan Vannin - Isle of Man.

The harbour town of Castletown is dominated by the medieval Castle Rushen, one of the best preserved medieval castles in Europe and ancient home of the Kings and later Lords of Mann. Tynwald, the Manx Government, was based in Castle Rushen by the 1500s and Castletown was the Island's capital until Tynwald moved to Douglas during the 1860s and 1870s.

13 and 12 pass at the small station at Castletown, midway between Douglas and Port Erin.

Built in 1895 as the second of a batch of 6 cars, Car No.2 arrived in the Spring of that year.

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Marshall/Dart SLF, Douglas Station depot

The TT audience paying attention to another great song from Dr Feelgood - it could be Roxette or Down To The Doctors or even 'There's A Riot Going On In Cell Block Number 9,who knows,but it certainly was good..........

Entertainment with a capital 'E'....

Photo by Andrew Fieldsend

TT Races Week in Isle of Man June 1938

The chapel is on St Michael's Island which is connected to Langness via a causeway.

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This stone circle is located at "the Chasms" on the South of the Isle of Man just outside of Port St Mary. Not much is known about the stone circle at all.

On the facing headland you will see some bits that look like giant steps cut out of the rock. This is where stone gateposts were cut out for use all across the island.