View from the A36 towards the Sloc
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| Title | View from the A36 towards the Sloc |
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Chris Gunns
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| Source | Wikimedia Commons image |
| Date | 15 Apr 2008 00:00:00 |
| Original size | 640 x 480 |
| Retrieved from source on | 11 Mar 2012 12:20:05 (UTC) |
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View from the A36 towards the Sloc
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Stone Walls above The Sloc. The winding A36 - only on the Isle of Man could such a small road be classified as an 'A Road'! On the left the walls have been left to tumble down, but on the right they a…
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Storm gathering over the Sloc by Harrison
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The A36 climbing the slopes of Burroo Meanagh
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View towards the Langness Peninsula, Isle of Man
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The A36 climbing the slopes of Burroo Meanagh
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Looking towards Scard
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The Sloc - A31 to northeast towards The Roundtable
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Eary Cushlin from Cronk ny Arrey Laa
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The Sloc - Sloc Road (A36) near The Stacks
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The Sloc - Raad ny Foillan footpath to the north
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The Sloc - Gate for footpath to The Stacks
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Autumn at the Slock A typical evening scene
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A36 road
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A36 road (Isle of Man)
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Evening at the Sloc - looking south
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Footpath heading up Lhiattee-ny-Beinnee
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Port St Mary and the South from the Round Table
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Memorial Cross on Cronk ny Arrey Laa
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Ruined farmhouse at Lingague. In early morning winter light
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0 mView from the A36 towards the Sloc
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72 mStone Walls above The Sloc. The winding A36 - only on the Isle of Man could such a small road be classified as an 'A Road'! On the left the walls have been left to tumble down, but on the right they aremuch more substantial and help to keep the sheep on the highest moorland. The Sloc means The Pit and is the gap in the hills at the top centre of the picture. The wall on the right seems to contain a fair amount of white quartz stones.
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116 mStorm gathering over the Sloc by Harrison
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321 mThe A36 climbing the slopes of Burroo Meanagh
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364 mView towards the Langness Peninsula, Isle of Man
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383 mThe A36 climbing the slopes of Burroo Meanagh
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417 mLooking towards Scard
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512 mThe Sloc - A31 to northeast towards The Roundtable
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530 mEary Cushlin from Cronk ny Arrey Laa
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549 mThe Sloc - Sloc Road (A36) near The Stacks
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562 mThe Sloc - Raad ny Foillan footpath to the north
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562 mThe Sloc - Gate for footpath to The Stacks
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590 mAutumn at the Slock A typical evening scene
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631 mA36 road
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631 mA36 road (Isle of Man)
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666 mEvening at the Sloc - looking south
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708 mFootpath heading up Lhiattee-ny-Beinnee
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729 mPort St Mary and the South from the Round Table
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1.1 kmMemorial Cross on Cronk ny Arrey Laa
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1.1 kmRuined farmhouse at Lingague. In early morning winter light
