Team responsible for maintaining footpaths hoping to repeat success of Cregneash route
The Island's public footpaths and rights of way team is gearing up for another busy season.
They've been given additional funding by Tynwald this year, but still have only four dedicated members who are responsible for the whole Island.
Last year a new boardwalk was installed near Cregneash, which has proved popular.
Rights of Way Officer Ffinlo Quilliam, says it's a model they hope to repeat elsewhere:
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