Ayre Kirkwall

Ayre Road Kirkwall, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, KW15 1QX, United Kingdom

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The end of the rode ?

A travel blog entry by christefercrocu

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... weak a ship pass ing hear kan take uz onn bord witch iz head ing 4 Nyborg.... - iz this then the tru end of the rode...
this iz the best - that iz Y we chose 2 kum hear last....hand over Juliet Juliet and may 'k our way home ... the werst ? - well i thynk it iz a klose run ...

Day 9 - the return journey.

A travel blog entry by robertosborough

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... places in their own right and well worth a visit if you're in the area. Worst bits - I'll keep my own counsel on those. I guess the guys will have their personal and collective views which they will doubtless mention in due course. I would however suggest that they would include the horrendous weather on Day 6 through Glasgow and Glen Coe and, of course, Simon's accident at Lockerbie.
Generally however, the ...

From the Shetland to Orkney Isles

A travel blog entry by eskimo

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... receptionist was very helpful in saying that as we had been pencilled in for tonight, she would 'hold’ the room until we knew whether or not we would be able to depart. Taking the courtesy bus to the airport, Patrick immediately went out to the apron to check the EZ: of course it was fine if a little damp! He managed to speak with Nigel, the Airport Manager, and tentatively arranged hangarage if we needed to stay another night. We also happened to see ...

Day 171 - 18 August - A look around Orkney

A travel blog entry by wagaitwanderers

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... church I've been in which has a carved Viking longship on the altar. It also has a Viking warrior carved in one of the wall panels alongside high ranking clergy members.

After the church we went back to the car and went for a drive to the south of the island to have a look at the Churchill barriers blocking the eastern entrances to Scapa Flow where much of the British Naval fleet were stationed during the second world war. Not much to look at but they were ...

Orkney Islands

A travel blog entry by cdennison

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... are often quite strong. As a result there aren't many trees. It's not that far from Norway, about the same latitude as Oslo, and remnants of vikings abound. It's famous for it's pre-historic archaeology, we visited three World Heritage Sites: Skara Brae, the Ring of Brodgar and he Standing Stones of Stenness. Skara Brae is a 5000 year old village made up of stone age dwellings linked ...

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