Where in the world is the Isle of Man?
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The answer is, "Smackdab in the middle of the Irish Sea."
This smallish island (13 miles wide and 33 miles long) is about a three-hour ferry ride from Liverpool. It is a place of varying and contrasting beauty, with rocky shorelines, rugged ocean cliffs, mountains, moors, forests, beaches, and castles. Its capital city, Douglas, boasts a two-mile crescent-shaped promenade facing the sea, its entire length filled with guest houses and hotels built during Victorian times to entice wealthy vacationers to see and be seen. It is a popular tourist destination, with a year-round temperate climate, and activities for everyone. |
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