St. Trinian’s Church
Marown, Isle of Man.
This church was built at the behest of Olaf II in about 1230. It was originally called the church of St. Ninian but today is known as St. Trinian’s church. It is also the setting for the Manx fairytale of the Tailor and the Buggane (or giant). In legend, the church never had a roof, because the buggane would blow it off as fast as it was put on.
16 responses
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catharine amato said (30 Nov 2007):
I can't decide 'cos they're both fantastic! (now why on earth am i thinking of naughty schoolgirls??)
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Mariah Sirius said (30 Nov 2007):
They are both terrific, but I think I like the eerie quality of this version.
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Laurie Search gave props (30 Nov 2007):
I love the look and feel of this
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debra raskin gave props (8 Jan 2008):
a scene from Withering Heights
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Jerry Carpenter gave props (17 Jun 2008):
You excel at these atmosheric shots. I'm a fan!
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Loretta Stephens said (20 Apr 2009):
This makes for a spooky image. It reminds me of a setting in a fairytale..
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Loretta Stephens gave props (20 Apr 2009):
Great image! You are so talented!
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Al Gieryna gave props (14 Nov 2009):
Powerful image, thanks for the history.
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Leanna Lomanski gave props (16 Nov 2009):
Beautiful image and nicely framed.
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Mike Olbinski gave props (17 Nov 2009):
Absolutely stunning!
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Robert Yaskovic gave props (19 Nov 2009):
Awesome Robin. Good to see trees on your island!
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Ron Lodi gave props (19 Nov 2009):
outstanding details and lighting, got my vote, ron
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Joe Graham gave props (24 Nov 2009):
Nice composition.
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rory cobbe gave props (27 Nov 2009):
such a cool place and a cool shot
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Wallace Jones gave props (30 Nov 2009):
wonderful shot!
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Laura Boston-Thek gave props (1 Dec 2009):
WOW Great image!
