Olt Waterfall, Sulby Glen
[From 128 Views, c.1907]
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Olt Waterfall, Sulby Glen
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Rhenass Waterfall, Glen Helen |
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Tholt-e-will Bridge, Sulby Glen
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Claddagh Bridge and Primrose Hill, Sulby GlenCladdagh is Manx for 'water meadow'. Cronk Sumark derives from Norse Skammhryggr, 'short ridge.' with Gaelic knock or cronk added, popular etymology is responsible for its present form 'Cronk Sumark,' meaning 'Primrose Hill.'. |
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Stepping Stones, Sulby Glen
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In Sulby Glen
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Snaefell from Sulby Glen
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Sulby Glen Hotel |
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Any comments, errors or omissions gratefully received
The Editor |
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