The Charity co-hosted this first of two walks on Sunday 2 October 2016
43 people joined us for a gloriously sunny heritage walk around Knockaloe on Sunday 2 October 2016.
The walk took in the Patrick Village, Knockaloe itself then heading up to the coastal path and the fabulous new happy hiker monument with an incredible view along the coast, then back via the Raggart to take in the point where the Knockaloe train branch line crossed the Neb.
Charity's own photographs at the event – listening to Alison Jones from the Charity discuss activities at the camp. Image taken from the hills behind the camp looking towards Peel ©Knockaloe.im
At the Happy Hiker memorial on the coastal footpath behind the camp erected by the Manx Footpaths Conservation Group to mark 30 years of the coastal footpath and in memory of past members. Photograph ©Knockaloe.im
Charity's own photographs at the event – badge provided to members of the Manx Footpaths Conservation Group on a rucksack on the day ©Knockaloe.im
Charity's own photographs at the event – listening to Alison Jones from the Charity on the main drive through Knockaloe with Camp 2 behind ©Knockaloe.im
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