The Isle of Man is great for a family holiday
This is Douglas harbour
And this is Douglas station
As number 12 departs for Port Erin
The first station is Port Soderick
Santon next
Timeless Isle of Man
Two more Santon views
As numbers 10 and 11 pull away
Ballasalla, where many trains cross
And Castletown station, amazing with its gravel platform and a canopy of trees
Ballabeg, truly an Isle of Man gem
And Port St. Mary as number 1 leads the way
Bobby was the stationmaster here for many years, operating his gates and manning the ticket cabin by his crossing
Port Erin station with number 10 and Manx Northern loco Caledonia
Port Erin based engines, in this case number 4, face towards Douglas
Port Erin is a superb terminus to this really friendly railway
Another Port Erin scene
The main shed is at Douglas
And it is sometimes possible to look around
Today, at the back of the shed, is number 9
And sometimes there are evening line ups as, nearest the camera, number 6 has a rare outing
But in Douglas no family holiday is complete without hailing a horse tram
All impressively relaxed as fares are collected from the running board on busy Douglas Prom
At Derby Castle both horse and driver's change ends
The stable are nearby
And here, once again, one can sometimes look around
A lot happens at Deby Castle and it is here that the Manx Electric Railway also has its base
The trams between Douglas and Ramsay are amazing
But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
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As number 12 departs for Port Erin
The first station is Port Soderick
Santon next
Timeless Isle of Man
Two more Santon views
As numbers 10 and 11 pull away
Ballasalla, where many trains cross
And Castletown station, amazing with its gravel platform and a canopy of trees
Ballabeg, truly an Isle of Man gem
And Port St. Mary as number 1 leads the way
Bobby was the stationmaster here for many years, operating his gates and manning the ticket cabin by his crossing
Port Erin station with number 10 and Manx Northern loco Caledonia
Port Erin based engines, in this case number 4, face towards Douglas
Port Erin is a superb terminus to this really friendly railway
Another Port Erin scene
The main shed is at Douglas
And it is sometimes possible to look around
Today, at the back of the shed, is number 9
And sometimes there are evening line ups as, nearest the camera, number 6 has a rare outing
But in Douglas no family holiday is complete without hailing a horse tram
All impressively relaxed as fares are collected from the running board on busy Douglas Prom
At Derby Castle both horse and driver's change ends
The stable are nearby
And here, once again, one can sometimes look around
A lot happens at Deby Castle and it is here that the Manx Electric Railway also has its base
The trams between Douglas and Ramsay are amazing
But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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Santon next
Timeless Isle of Man
Two more Santon views
As numbers 10 and 11 pull away
Ballasalla, where many trains cross
And Castletown station, amazing with its gravel platform and a canopy of trees
Ballabeg, truly an Isle of Man gem
And Port St. Mary as number 1 leads the way
Bobby was the stationmaster here for many years, operating his gates and manning the ticket cabin by his crossing
Port Erin station with number 10 and Manx Northern loco Caledonia
Port Erin based engines, in this case number 4, face towards Douglas
Port Erin is a superb terminus to this really friendly railway
Another Port Erin scene
The main shed is at Douglas
And it is sometimes possible to look around
Today, at the back of the shed, is number 9
And sometimes there are evening line ups as, nearest the camera, number 6 has a rare outing
But in Douglas no family holiday is complete without hailing a horse tram
All impressively relaxed as fares are collected from the running board on busy Douglas Prom
At Derby Castle both horse and driver's change ends
The stable are nearby
And here, once again, one can sometimes look around
A lot happens at Deby Castle and it is here that the Manx Electric Railway also has its base
The trams between Douglas and Ramsay are amazing
But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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Two more Santon views
As numbers 10 and 11 pull away
Ballasalla, where many trains cross
And Castletown station, amazing with its gravel platform and a canopy of trees
Ballabeg, truly an Isle of Man gem
And Port St. Mary as number 1 leads the way
Bobby was the stationmaster here for many years, operating his gates and manning the ticket cabin by his crossing
Port Erin station with number 10 and Manx Northern loco Caledonia
Port Erin based engines, in this case number 4, face towards Douglas
Port Erin is a superb terminus to this really friendly railway
Another Port Erin scene
The main shed is at Douglas
And it is sometimes possible to look around
Today, at the back of the shed, is number 9
And sometimes there are evening line ups as, nearest the camera, number 6 has a rare outing
But in Douglas no family holiday is complete without hailing a horse tram
All impressively relaxed as fares are collected from the running board on busy Douglas Prom
At Derby Castle both horse and driver's change ends
The stable are nearby
And here, once again, one can sometimes look around
A lot happens at Deby Castle and it is here that the Manx Electric Railway also has its base
The trams between Douglas and Ramsay are amazing
But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
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Ballasalla, where many trains cross
And Castletown station, amazing with its gravel platform and a canopy of trees
Ballabeg, truly an Isle of Man gem
And Port St. Mary as number 1 leads the way
Bobby was the stationmaster here for many years, operating his gates and manning the ticket cabin by his crossing
Port Erin station with number 10 and Manx Northern loco Caledonia
Port Erin based engines, in this case number 4, face towards Douglas
Port Erin is a superb terminus to this really friendly railway
Another Port Erin scene
The main shed is at Douglas
And it is sometimes possible to look around
Today, at the back of the shed, is number 9
And sometimes there are evening line ups as, nearest the camera, number 6 has a rare outing
But in Douglas no family holiday is complete without hailing a horse tram
All impressively relaxed as fares are collected from the running board on busy Douglas Prom
At Derby Castle both horse and driver's change ends
The stable are nearby
And here, once again, one can sometimes look around
A lot happens at Deby Castle and it is here that the Manx Electric Railway also has its base
The trams between Douglas and Ramsay are amazing
But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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Ballabeg, truly an Isle of Man gem
And Port St. Mary as number 1 leads the way
Bobby was the stationmaster here for many years, operating his gates and manning the ticket cabin by his crossing
Port Erin station with number 10 and Manx Northern loco Caledonia
Port Erin based engines, in this case number 4, face towards Douglas
Port Erin is a superb terminus to this really friendly railway
Another Port Erin scene
The main shed is at Douglas
And it is sometimes possible to look around
Today, at the back of the shed, is number 9
And sometimes there are evening line ups as, nearest the camera, number 6 has a rare outing
But in Douglas no family holiday is complete without hailing a horse tram
All impressively relaxed as fares are collected from the running board on busy Douglas Prom
At Derby Castle both horse and driver's change ends
The stable are nearby
And here, once again, one can sometimes look around
A lot happens at Deby Castle and it is here that the Manx Electric Railway also has its base
The trams between Douglas and Ramsay are amazing
But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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Bobby was the stationmaster here for many years, operating his gates and manning the ticket cabin by his crossing
Port Erin station with number 10 and Manx Northern loco Caledonia
Port Erin based engines, in this case number 4, face towards Douglas
Port Erin is a superb terminus to this really friendly railway
Another Port Erin scene
The main shed is at Douglas
And it is sometimes possible to look around
Today, at the back of the shed, is number 9
And sometimes there are evening line ups as, nearest the camera, number 6 has a rare outing
But in Douglas no family holiday is complete without hailing a horse tram
All impressively relaxed as fares are collected from the running board on busy Douglas Prom
At Derby Castle both horse and driver's change ends
The stable are nearby
And here, once again, one can sometimes look around
A lot happens at Deby Castle and it is here that the Manx Electric Railway also has its base
The trams between Douglas and Ramsay are amazing
But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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Port Erin based engines, in this case number 4, face towards Douglas
Port Erin is a superb terminus to this really friendly railway
Another Port Erin scene
The main shed is at Douglas
And it is sometimes possible to look around
Today, at the back of the shed, is number 9
And sometimes there are evening line ups as, nearest the camera, number 6 has a rare outing
But in Douglas no family holiday is complete without hailing a horse tram
All impressively relaxed as fares are collected from the running board on busy Douglas Prom
At Derby Castle both horse and driver's change ends
The stable are nearby
And here, once again, one can sometimes look around
A lot happens at Deby Castle and it is here that the Manx Electric Railway also has its base
The trams between Douglas and Ramsay are amazing
But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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Another Port Erin scene
The main shed is at Douglas
And it is sometimes possible to look around
Today, at the back of the shed, is number 9
And sometimes there are evening line ups as, nearest the camera, number 6 has a rare outing
But in Douglas no family holiday is complete without hailing a horse tram
All impressively relaxed as fares are collected from the running board on busy Douglas Prom
At Derby Castle both horse and driver's change ends
The stable are nearby
And here, once again, one can sometimes look around
A lot happens at Deby Castle and it is here that the Manx Electric Railway also has its base
The trams between Douglas and Ramsay are amazing
But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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And it is sometimes possible to look around
Today, at the back of the shed, is number 9
And sometimes there are evening line ups as, nearest the camera, number 6 has a rare outing
But in Douglas no family holiday is complete without hailing a horse tram
All impressively relaxed as fares are collected from the running board on busy Douglas Prom
At Derby Castle both horse and driver's change ends
The stable are nearby
And here, once again, one can sometimes look around
A lot happens at Deby Castle and it is here that the Manx Electric Railway also has its base
The trams between Douglas and Ramsay are amazing
But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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And sometimes there are evening line ups as, nearest the camera, number 6 has a rare outing
But in Douglas no family holiday is complete without hailing a horse tram
All impressively relaxed as fares are collected from the running board on busy Douglas Prom
At Derby Castle both horse and driver's change ends
The stable are nearby
And here, once again, one can sometimes look around
A lot happens at Deby Castle and it is here that the Manx Electric Railway also has its base
The trams between Douglas and Ramsay are amazing
But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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All impressively relaxed as fares are collected from the running board on busy Douglas Prom
At Derby Castle both horse and driver's change ends
The stable are nearby
And here, once again, one can sometimes look around
A lot happens at Deby Castle and it is here that the Manx Electric Railway also has its base
The trams between Douglas and Ramsay are amazing
But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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The stable are nearby
And here, once again, one can sometimes look around
A lot happens at Deby Castle and it is here that the Manx Electric Railway also has its base
The trams between Douglas and Ramsay are amazing
But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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A lot happens at Deby Castle and it is here that the Manx Electric Railway also has its base
The trams between Douglas and Ramsay are amazing
But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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But riding the toastrack trailers is best of all
The cliffs between Laxey and Dhoon Glen are unbelievable and a world class railway "must do"
Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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Groudle Glen now, as the crew of the illuminated car change ends
And here, if you are lucky, the Groudle Glen Railway will be operating
For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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For a ride to the cliffs at Sea Lion Cove
But the connecting station everybody seeks is Laxey
For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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For from Laxey mountain trams climb to the summit of Snaefell
With amazing views all the way
Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
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Spectacular indeed!
Back in Laxey there is always something happening
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
The Interesting Journeys Page
Main Site Contents Page
Here the Laxey Stationmaster controls the movements of 1 and 2, the oldest working tramcars in the world
We conclude with a pint of Okells at Laxey Station
THE END
The Interesting Journeys Page
Main Site Contents Page
THE END
THE END
The Interesting Journeys Page
Main Site Contents Page
Main Site Contents Page