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We first hear of the Quakers (aka Society of Friends) …
Known as ‘the Hump’, this tumulus was recorded in 1930 …
I love my little Isle, I do. Its purple heathers, …
Not everybody liked the flowers of the country side. My …
The first Ordnance Surveys of the Island were done c.1867-1870 …
Anyone who delves into Manx history will, at some time, …
King Orry’s Grave is in two parts, one behind a …
The chapel on St Michael’s Isle on the Isle of …
Close to Orrisdale, this monument is a Bronze Age burial …
The Monks’ Bridge is a narrow 12th century packhorse double-arched …
The Drinking Dragon at the southeast corner of the Calf …
“In memory of our ancestors, who, through long ages, came …
Though only part of the mound remains, it is probably …
At 20m in diameter and 4m high, Broogh Fort is …
A lovely scene at Maughold with a traditional Manx thatched …
Excursion Notes following a Visit to South Barrule 20 August …
These two places – the former meaning the ‘great deceiving …
Overlooking the sea…the groove of rock at Scarlett known as …
The Isle of Man contains 12 peaks which stand at …
A narrow 13th century packhorse double-arched bridge paved with quartz …
The Isle of Man was known to the authors of …
Nennius was a Welsh monk of the 9th century who …
Rather unexpectedly both the second and third Wonders are associated …
In the Isle of Man, white quartz pebbles were put …
Glencrutchery, in the parish of Conchan on the Isle of …
There are three cairns, the top two are very obvious …
The third Wonder, the stone which moved at night and …
This is earth from a spot where three land boundaries …
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