A company which hires beach huts in Peel says it's ended the season in the west with impeccable timing - after the tide washed over where its cabins had been!
Peel Beach Huts took to Facebook to say it's taken away its huts in the sunset city for the winter months.
But shortly after removing them, a high tide swept in where the wooden buildings had been.
The company says huts are still available in Port Erin, and it's hoping to return to Peel next year.
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