Laxey Wheel

Laxey Wheel in the Isle of Man is a product of the Victorian Industrial Age that shaped the North West of England. The Laxey Wheel (also known as Lady Isabella) is the largest working water wheel in the world, built in the village and designed by Robert Casement. It has a 72 foot 6 inch diameter and 6 feet wide, it revolves at approximately three revolutions per minute, and is well worth a closer look.

If you are brave enough you can climb the winding steps to the top of the Lady Isabella and survey the wondrous  surrounding views across the countryside and to the sea.  There are walks and picnic areas along the river.

Laxey Wheel website link