Oct 15, 2015 ˇ The location of the real Fairy Bridge is here, but can also be easily found walking up the hill from Kewaigue school. Walk from the school until ...
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The Fairy Bridge is a small white painted bridge on the A5 which crosses the Santon Burn. It is customary to say "Hello Fairies" as you cross the bridge to ...
The Fairy Bridge is located on the A5 Douglas to Ballasalla road. The Manx superstition is to greet the fairies. It's considered unlucky not to greet them!
Grading: Leisurely Distance: 9.66 km / 6 miles This walk gives you a glimpse into how the Victorians spent their holidays on the Isle of Man plus…
Jun 27, 2019 ˇ Set out from Kewaigue Primary, and walk northwest on Kewaigue Hill road, looking for a dirt track on the left side a few hundred feet from the ...
By Bus: Take the no 1 or no 2 bus, getting off at Santon. The bridge is a short walk away near the Steam Railway Station.
Oct 15, 2015 ˇ ... make wishes to the fair folk, called the Mooinjer Veggey in Manx Gaelic. If you do as well ...
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Fairy Bridge, Isle of Man is a small bridge over the Santon Burn in the Isle of Man, located on the primary A5 Port Erin to Douglas road, at grid reference ...
The Fairy Bridge is on the main A5 road from Douglas to Castletown just below Ballalonna Bridge in Ballalonna Glen on the Santon Burn. It has been a part of ...
The Fairy Bridge on the south-east of the Isle of Man has some pretty unique traditions! When crossing the bridge, it is unlucky not to greet the 'little ...