IoM[2] - Sunken Garden
dht[18]/IoM[2] - sea terminal
dht[18] - getting a pat
MER[18] / IoM[2] - MER Car 56
MER[18] - No.7 at Derby Castle
smr[18] - views from the line {1 of 9}
smr[18] - views from the line {2 of 9}
smr[18] - views from the line {3 of 9}
smr[18] - views from the line {4 of 9}
smr[18] - views from the line {5 of 9}
smr[18] - views from the line {6 of 9}
smr[18] - views from the line {7 of 9}
smr[18] - Car 5 at the summit
IoM[2] - Snaefell's six kingdoms ...
smr[18] - views from the line {8 of 9}
smr[18] - views from the line {9 of 9}
IoM[2]LW - overview of "Lady Isabella"
IoM[2]LW - view from the other side
hrh[18] - grazing horses
hrh[18] - we've been seen
hrh[18] - being ignored
hrh[18] - another five grazing
hrh[18] - Debbie ahoy
IoM[2] - sundial
IoM[2] - Douglas, Sea Terminal
IoM[2] - architecture
IoM[2] - floor lamp
IoM[2] - Laxey River Bridge
IoM[2] - Laxey Mine
MER[18] / IoM[2] - side by side
IoM[2]LW - both sides of the turnstile
IoM[2]LW - turnstile detail
IoM[2]LW - Info board on wheel & mines
IoM[2]LW - Laxey Wheel
IoM[2]LW - back gate at Laxey Wheel
IoM[2]LW - Triskelion
IoM[2] / B&M - Speckled Wood
F67 - Underframe ID
F74 - underframe ID
IoM[2] - seats for snacks
IoM[2] - mobile advert
IoM[2] - Port Erin lifeboat
IoM[2] old boat house
IoM[2] - walking on the beach
IoM[2] - V R postbox
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IoM[2] - lifeboat memorial
In the Marine Gardens, on the Douglas Promenade.
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The main dedication reads :-
_____________________________________________________
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution
Sir William Hillary
Who Lived in Douglas and Founded the RNLI in 1824
His courage and that of the Volunteer Crew
Saved many lives * Most Famously the Crew of
St George * Wrecked in Douglas Bay in 1830
In 1832 on the site of the Disaster he built the
Tower of Refuge * Shelter for the Shipwrecked
_____________________________________________________
In Honour of All Lifeboat Crew Down the Years'
On this side the smaller dedication under the sculpture reads :-
Sir William Hillary & his Volunteer
Crew go to the aid of the Stricken
St. George 20th November 1830'
______________________________________________________
.
The main dedication reads :-
_____________________________________________________
The Royal National Lifeboat Institution
Sir William Hillary
Who Lived in Douglas and Founded the RNLI in 1824
His courage and that of the Volunteer Crew
Saved many lives * Most Famously the Crew of
St George * Wrecked in Douglas Bay in 1830
In 1832 on the site of the Disaster he built the
Tower of Refuge * Shelter for the Shipwrecked
_____________________________________________________
In Honour of All Lifeboat Crew Down the Years'
On this side the smaller dedication under the sculpture reads :-
Sir William Hillary & his Volunteer
Crew go to the aid of the Stricken
St. George 20th November 1830'
______________________________________________________
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