Douglas, The Sands 1907
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At Douglas, passengers can land at all states of the tide. The bay has been compared by local enthusiasts to the Bay of Naples, because at night a long crescent of lights is seen rising from the water. On the south side are the handsome stone piers, and a deep harbour cutting off most of the town from the cliffs of Douglas Head. Here lies the old town, whose narrow and crooked streets have been cloaked by the fine sea front.
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A Selection of Memories from Douglas
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