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FORLORN FORDSON

The Calf of Man is a small island separated from the main island of the Isle of Man by a narrow stretch of water. My husband and son recently stayed two nights as part of a group of local ornithologists. The visit inspired my father, John Corkish, to record what he remembers about a 1941 Fordson being taken out to the Calf in June 1943.

Shipped out

The island is a bird observatory and can only be reached by boat from Port St Mary or Port Erin. It takes about half an hour from

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