Replica of Tynwald Hill - Ballaugh, Isle of Man - Made for the Millennium on Waymarking.com

Tynwald Hill at St. Johns is the traditional ancient meeting place of the Manx parliamentary assembly, dating back to at least the first millennium AD.

Tynwald Hill is a circular tiered man-made mound topped by a white flag pole. The Replica is made of stone and concrete and is topped by a celtic style cross.

The circular plinth of the Replica has 5 teirs and on the fourth tier is a red plaque in scribed:
2000
Millennium

This inscription is surrounded by a laurel leaf design.

Mounted on the front of the cross is another plaque which reads as follows:
THIS REPLICA OF TYNWALD HILL
WAS ERECTED BY
BALLAUGH PARISH COMMISSIONERS
TO CELEBRATE THE
YEAR 2000

Can you tell us who created the item: Ballaugh Parish Commissioners Condition of the item: Good So what did YOU do for the millennium?: Stayed home Related web site: Not listed

Visit Instructions:
To record a visit to a Millennium Waymark, please:

Take a photo of the item during your visit.

Describe your visit and what you thought about the item.

Please also mention what you personally did to mark the new Millennium. Was it a night to remember?

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Date Logged Log   08/18/2017 dreeder75 visited it