I lived here, a small town, on a small island, in the middle of the Irish Sea. Welcome to The Isle of Man. My time on the island in mages
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Monday, April 06, 2015
Manannan's Cloak
The local sea fog
Manannan's Cloak is a local mist which from time to time rolls in from the sea, covering the island in a foggy, hazy, blurry shroud said to protect the island from being seen from marauding enemies. The sea mist gets it's name from Manannan, a sea God, who from time to time according to legend, protects the island, hence Manannan's Cloak. I don't think we are being besieged by marauding Vikings today, or even tourists for that matter, so feeling quite safe, to photograph the local phenomena.
I've always loved fog except when I'm driving. Mysterious shot.
ReplyDeleteThe story behind the fog is very interesting.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot. Love it
ReplyDeleteWonderful post and very ethereal photo!
ReplyDeleteHappy Week to you,
artmusedog and carol
The fog seems to surround your photo in a mysterious silence.
ReplyDeleteA fabulous, atmospheric capture Jane.
ReplyDeleteThat is lovely hun
ReplyDeleteI would kill for some good fog like that here.
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I would kill for some good fog like that here.
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I like fog and mist. You capture it well.
ReplyDeleteEerily beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! What an atmosphere!
ReplyDeleteI can certainly imagine the marauders!
ReplyDeleteIt is so nice that you have a such peculiar mist to have a name and a history...
ReplyDeleteSuitably mysterious!
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of the fog protecting you! Wonderful folklore!
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