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Noggin Head Climbing Guide Rock Climbing in the Isle of Man – Noggin Head This is the headland opposite the Sugarloaf, through which the Fairy Hole runs. the buttress faces South and is split by the narrow middle entrance to the Fairy Hole. Descent is possible down the Northern arete, with a short section of […]