So ,So,, Sad,,,,The crab was always like nothing else,,,Why don't the best things,, never last,,, Heart Broken,,

3rd Peel scouts used to meet at the Rechabite hall prior to the building of the new scout hut at the Tank site. Do you remember Mr Green, Scout leader and Royal Navy Commander who used to go for a swim every morning off Peel beach. He was filmed by the BBC taking a dip in the middle of winter.

Loved your talk. I have a great grandfather from the Isle of Man (W.K Cunningham ) and another who won the first TT( Rem Fowler)

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Beautiful song, and a lovely voice. Love from Scotland. 💜

Just gorgeous Mera, you are such an exceptional harpist, and have long been a source of inspiration for my own harp journey. Thank you for continuing to inspire....

That looks really cool. I'll have to find one while I'm here on holiday.

Thank you, fascinating history. An absolute grind for the workers. I Climbed Lady Isabella 1962. If the walls of Dumbells Row cottages could talk, cldnt climb the stairs now. Been to the Isle of Man 8 times. Aged 84 Liverpool.

Ha. That's my house !!!! Nothing like that anymore ! Honest Officer !!!!😅

This is fantastic!

In 1968 my ship visited San Francisco. Hippies everywhere!. Had a meal of scallops and fries and asked where the scallops came from. Manx scallops was the reply. They were actually queenies.

I worked with Albert on the Ben My Chree. One TT week sailing we were on the vehicle deck parking and lashing bikes. They had to be stacked close together and Albert after watching me trying to persuade bikers to get closer to the next bike, he said “watch this” and the next bike along he directed them to point their bike with the front wheel close in, he then nipped around the back and lifted the bike and rider into the right position. We became a good team from then on.

Wish I could have understood more of this. I’m Clan McMaster and it is very hard to find out about them. Thank you for doing this story.

I remember getting a Steam Packet boat to Peel ,. when it was to rough to dock in Douglas. How times have changed now it wouldn t have sailed !

Mr Frost's stories are such a treasure! I loved to listen to him. Thanks for that, Culture Vannin! 🙏

So beautiful! My favourite pub in Peel since I first visited the Isle of Man in 1987. My God! Those were the days when you could leave the pub at 10pm with 3 pints in your hand. :-))

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High grain diets lead to chronic tooth decay. High animal fat diets are the opposite, they give strong teeth.

What fun! I love these stories.

Fascinating. I am moving to the Isle of Man.... The little people are calling me......

Beautiful whistle playing too!

I start to get fascinated with the people in the foreground.

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This is brilliant

They should make a cammag league

My wife & i visited the isle of man two years ago & visited Ballafayle cairn (Reayrt Charles).I couldnt speak it was so beautiful & time seemed to compress until the hair on my neck stood up, It is by far the most powerful place i have ever set foot in. I must go back before long.

I was looking for a interpretation of three little boats for my pupils and I found this really inspiring one ! Thanx to you Manx from Germany!

Fantastic overview!

they believed a mongoose spoke to them a media frenzy came next

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Groudle Glen will live in my heart as long as it continues to beat. But, my question, and this may be a false memory. Around 1968/9, someone told me about a place on the island that had been painted by a 'famous artist', it was called, if memory serves, The Seven Fields of Green' and I have the faintest of memories that I actually stood where the scene was painted. I've tried to 'google it' but to no avail, can anyone enlighten me?

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Good to hear from Kathleen. It still doesn't explain some of the most outrageous accounts from investigators as well.

An amazing programme thank you. You learn something new everyday xx

That looks like it would be fun to dance :)

I was born in the ISLE OF MAN at Ramsey and I just love all these stories of Manx Culture and Manx history. Regards, David M Kemp. Once a Manxman always a Manxman.

Thank you the video. Is there any information about how it got named "Rock of the Cows"?

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The British did the same in Canada during the first world war they were putting Ukrainians in interment camps some 19000 males and during their stay they were exploited as free labour. Things changed when a Ukrainian Canadian won the VC for Hill 70 in France in 1917 . During the second world war over 35000 Canadian Ukrainians served and took part in D Day they had a lot of casualties.

I bet it was found in Ramsey 😁

Happy Hop-tu-Naa!

Hi Dr. Weale. Are there any plans for DNA testing on these remains?

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I love and I would love to live in the ages past but. There was a lot of things that would have been very hurtful body-wise that we know about today that we can fix

I always liked archeology I've done some digs with our local History society.. when I worked at our museum here in town.. I kind of studied egyptology on my own and I enjoy the dark ages

Imagine the toothache!!!🦷😬