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A stretch of the A10 in the Jurby area

Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jan 20, 2009 by Danno B10M

IOM Route Sign A10 Originally uploaded to Coppermine on Jun 24, 2007 by FreddyTheFrog

Road junction near Dhowin

View from Bride church

Welcome to Bride

Cottages near Knock-e-Dooney

Lhen bridge Isle of Man (C) Andy Radcliffe
This old stone bridge carries the A10 road over the Lhen trench.

A sign for the Polly Road (C) David Radcliffe
This sign has appeared overnight. This quiet country lane has always been known as The Polly (or Pollie) Road but why was the sign needed and why does it lead to 'Curragh'. It leads to a broad area of land which most people call 'The Curraghs'. The name Polly comes from a nearby pool of water (originally two adjacent pools) known as The Pollies. This is either a corruption of the Manx gaelic Poill or Poyll (meaning pool), or somehow relates to the nearby hamlet called The Dollagh, which in turn is thought to derive from Dhoo and Lough meaning dark pool...

The A10 passing Haugh old Church at The Cronk

Fingerpost on the A10 just south of The Cronk

Mini Roundabout in Bride village where the A16 turns right off the A10

The Michelin map from c1926 showing early road numbering on the Isle of Man. Area around Andreas

The Michelin map from c1926 showing early road numbering on the Isle of Man. Area around Ramsey

 

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