A series of walks to explore the Island's keeills is taking place next month.
Between May 18 and 25 'Praying the Keeills Week' is a chance to see the old Manx churches built between the 8th and 12th centuries in locations including Santon, Marown, Ramsey, Port St Mary and Jurby.
This year's theme is 'The Sea' and those interested will be invited to guided walks, talks and reflections on ancient keeills - suitable footwear and clothing is advised.
To find out more, visit the link here.
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