
The North Ronaldsay sheep is small sheep belonging to the northern short-tailed group of breeds. Bones of similar animals have been found at Skara Brae dating from the Bronze Age and a recent … [Read more...]
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The North Ronaldsay sheep is small sheep belonging to the northern short-tailed group of breeds. Bones of similar animals have been found at Skara Brae dating from the Bronze Age and a recent … [Read more...]

Dennis Head Old Beacon in Orkney is to receive £50,000 to help fund restoration work. This money will enable much-needed conservation work to continue on the project. Three other projects … [Read more...]

January The Ba' - The famous Uppies and Doonies rugby match starting from St. Magnus Cathedral - 1st Jan 2010 February 10th - 13th Feb - The Pirates of Penzance - Kirkwall Amateur Operatic … [Read more...]

The Orkney Heritage Society are making 2010 the Year O Orkney Dialect. They aim to raise awareness of the rich heritage reflected in the dialect and encourage its use in everyday life. History of … [Read more...]

Camping in Orkney can be a very rewarding experience, many campsites are near the shoreline and offer stunning views over the archipelago. Wild camping is also a right of passage in … [Read more...]



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