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Rousay

It was time for a day trip to Rousay, the little island just vis a vis from Evie and the Broch of Gurness. It is the 6th largest island of Orkney and around 200 people live in Rousay. Travelling there is a bit scary, at least the part when you have to ...

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Beitragsbild des Blogbeitrags The Knowes of Trotty

The Knowes of Trotty

The Knowes of Trotty – I actually “found” them while looking for a nice little walk in Orkney. And taking a little hike to a Bronze Age cemetery really sounded intriguing. I circled around them first as I couldn´t find the starting p...

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Beitragsbild des Blogbeitrags Isle of Birsay

Isle of Birsay

From the Earl´s Palace, it was just a short drive to get to the parking for the Isle of Birsay, a tidal island linked to the headland by a concrete causeway visible only when the sea retreats. It is about a two-hour window before and after low tide th...

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Beitragsbild des Blogbeitrags Earl´s Palace Birsay

Earl´s Palace Birsay

It´s been a long day already, but there was one more thing I wanted to do – the Isle of Birsay, which one only can visit during low tide. But right next to the pathway, or better said, nearby is the Earl´s Palace and invites for a short visit. ...

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Beitragsbild des Blogbeitrags Italian Chapel

Italian Chapel

The Italian Chapel in Orkney, built on the Island Lamb Holm by Italian prisoners of war, is a very special reminder of hard times. In October 1939 a German submarine under the command of Gunther Prien entered Scapa Flow and sank the British battleship ...

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Beitragsbild des Blogbeitrags Saint Margarets Hope

Saint Margarets Hope

After spending some time in the Ring of Brodgar, I continued along the road further down south, crossing the Churchill barriers until I arrived at Saint Margaret’s Hope on the island of South Ronaldsay. St. Margarets Hope is the third largest set...

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Beitragsbild des Blogbeitrags Ring of Brodgar

Ring of Brodgar

The Ring of Brodgar is one of the biggest stone circles in the UK – it is only one of two in the Ness of Brodgar, the heart of the Neolithic Orkney. The 27 remaining stones have a height between 2 metres to almost 5 metres and form a circle with ...

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Beitragsbild des Blogbeitrags Skaill House

Skaill House

It was the owner of Skaill House, William Watt, the Laird of Breckness, who discovered Skara Brae in 1850 after a big storm. Watt was an ambitious hobby archaeologist and started the excavation of the Neolithic settlement. He unearthed four of the buil...

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Beitragsbild des Blogbeitrags Skara Brae

Skara Brae

In 1850 a storm uncovered something truly special lying under the sand dunes next to Skaill beach in Orkney: Skara Brae – a Neolithic settlement. The Neolithic village of Skara Brae was discovered in the winter of 1850. Wild storms ripped the gra...

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