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The Theory Behind Episode 3; Tourism and The Powerful TT

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The Theory Behind Episode 3; Tourism and The Powerful TT

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Academic Poster; Research around Children's Film and TV

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Academic Poster; Research around Children's Film and TV

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Most tartans have between three and five colours so the Manx Tartan was unusual in that it contained seven colours, each representing a particular element: light blue for the sky, green for the hills and valleys, purple for the heather, gold for the gorse, red for the fuchsia, white for the cottages and dark blue for the sea.

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Episode 1 'The making of Mann' = Poetic Style

Episode 2 'Folklore' = Performative Style

Episode 3 'Tourism and the powerful TT' = Expository Style

Episode 4 'Manx Women' = Reflexive Style

Episode 5 'Performance and Creativity' = Participatory Style

Episode 6 'Manx Identity(Conclusion)' = Observational Style

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Manx Music; National Anthem in Manx Language

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Manx Music; National Anthem in Manx Language

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Fiery Fairies, Brave Bikers

Magic Mermaids, Happy Hikers

Gnarly Giants, Tipsy Trolls,

Savage Seagulls, Scary Souls

Somewhere in the Irish Sea

Wacky Wallabies roam free

Cursed Castles, a demon dog

always surrounded by some fog

we had Celts, clashing and callous

then the Vikings, vain and vicious

4 horned sheep, and Old Mac

3 legs rolling on our flag

superstitions, we do that

told by me, and a tail-less cat,

so sit right back and let's begin,

welcome to Ellan Vannin!