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English: Footpath normally used by those hiking to the summit of Snaefell Mountain. This entry point, along Mountain Road (A18), is near the Bungalow Railway Station where the Snaefell Mountain Railway makes an intermediate stop before starting its final ascent to the summit. The twin pass-throughs seen here help contain the herds of sheep grazing along the hillside.
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Ta ny 1 duillag eiyrtyssagh kianglt rish y choadan shoh:
Ta'n coadan shoh goaill tooilley fysseree stiagh, currit veih'n çhamraig vun-earrooagh ny yn scanreyder, as eh ymmydit dys y coadan y chroo ny y yannoo bun-earrooagh, s'liklee.
My vel y coadan ceaghlit veih'n chummey bunneydagh, foddee nagh beagh mynphoyntyn ennagh cohoilshaghey yn coadan ceaghlit.