Stromness
Boats in Stromness Harbour
Skara Brae
Stones of Stenness - Orkney Standing Stones
Sands of Evie
Brough Head
Stromness
Boats in Stromness Harbour
Skara Brae
Stones of Stenness - Orkney Standing Stones
Sands of Evie
Brough Head
The Churchill Barriers were constructed during World War II, mostly by prisoners of war, to stop submarines. It also now connects Burray to the Orkney Mainland.
The Sands of Evie are near the Broch of Gurness with views over the Sound to Rousay.
Loch Swannay is one of Orkney's famous brown trout lochs.
Orkney farming and country life.
Burray is a small connecting islands that forms part of the Churchill Barriers.
Glimps Holm causeway pictured from Burray.
An old Orkney Croft building with lovely views over the Orkney Islands.
Eviedale campsite near the Sands of Evie.
The Italian Chapel was built by Italian Prisoners of War during the Second World War.
Brough of Birsay in the north of the Orkney Mainland. The tidal islands has the Brough Head Lighthouse and ancient settlements dating back to the 5th centuary.
Fossil Museum in Burray
Burray Village, Burray
Sands Hotel, Burray