Isle Of Man (Douglas)

Photos of the Palm Court.

Our scheduled departure was 6:00 pm but we had a slight delay waiting for one of the Crystal tours to arrive back. At 6:00 pm there was bagpipe music to enjoy from our verandah.

Dinner menus from last evening in Waterside where we dined.

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Before dinner we chatted with MarlyseTurkavka. We have known Marlyse for many years. We think since 2007 and we also sailed with her late mother. She is such a lovely lady, and we are so glad to be sailing together again.

Dinner was amazing between the cuisine, service, overall ambience of the dining venue plus the scenery of where we were sailing.  The wine was great too. LOL.

As to the wine, we thought a video was in order.

Today's Daily Reflections Program.

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Sunrise this morning.

Today we arrived and anchored off Douglas Isle of Man.  It is located between Ireland and England.  The population is 85,000 people and is a stunning place.  
 
We suspect most people are not familiar with this little island. We never heard of it.  We anchored off the capital city of Douglas.  The city has a population of 26,000 people.
 
The city has some museums and some venues that take you back to the past including the Steam Train Station and the Douglas Bay Horst Tramway and Castle Rushen.  
 
It's been another great day.
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Cheers,

​Anne Marie & Keith