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Stoo
B & B
3
Star
Bed &
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Orkney
Wildlife
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Seals,
otters, mountain hares, sixty thousand kittiwakes and razor bills,
puffins, shags, guillemots, Arctic skua, Arctic terns and killer
whales all inhabit the sea, shores and cliffs of Orkney. Plenty to
see for the casual bird watcher and the keen ornithologist alike. |
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Orkney's Northern Isles
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Kilns
of Brin-Novan, Rousay |
Mea
Sands, Sanday |
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Melsetter
Stone, Eday |
Noltland
Castle, Westray |
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St
Mary's Kirk, Wyre |
Vat
of Kirbister, Stronsay |
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For
those who wish to be a little more adventurous then why not visit
one of Orkney's Northern Isles. Each island is completely different
from all the rest and is a small adventure in itself.
Rousay is famed for its archaological treasures and Wyre for Cubbie
Roo's Castle and the ancient St Mary's Kirk, both are just a short
ferry ride away and a regular service operates from Orkney Ferries
Tingwall Terminal which is situated
about 6 miles along the road from Stoo.
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Photographs and images © Paul J Kenyon 2007,
Wildlife: © D.Rendall, C.Matthews
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