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We left Dorothy Wordsworth, Henry Hutchinson and Willy Wordsworth walking under the trees planted by Bishop Thomas Wilson at Bishopscourt after visiting the good bishop's grave at Kirk Michael. It's onwards north again now as they make a walking tour in July 1828.

In our translation into the Manx Gaelic of Bram Stoker's Dracula, Dr John Seward's patient, Renfield, has been badly injured. He realises he's dying, but he's got something very important to tell the doctor and his companions, which leads to an awful discovery.

As y kiaull 'sy chlaare y cheayrt shoh -
\nJUNE TABOR & MARTIN SIMPSON - Admiral Benbow
\nSEUMAS GREUMACH & CRUINN - Gheibhinn cadal math
\nELINOR BENNETT - Syr Harri Ddu
\nMAIRE NI BHREATNACH - Fainne geal an lae
\nBEN BOWDEN - The spirit of Cornwall
\nBERNARD OSBORNE & PETER LUMB - The Wandescope
\nKIMBER'S MEN - Admiral Benbow
\nJUNE TABOR & MARTIN SIMPSON - Heather down the moor
\nMIM TWM LLAI - Cwmorthin