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We sailed over to the island of Hoy for a Sunday service with the youth camp and then i took off to take some photos around the north side of Hoy. Its a dramatic and forboding island, wonderfully deserted and isolated. I left the family with friends and went walking for the whole afternoon in the company of cattle, birds, seals and sheep. Heres a few thumbnails to click and enlarge. There are more at Flickr.
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July 14, 2008 | Permalink
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Great shots, especially Hoy6. It is amazing that the stone lintels are still providing an awesome frame for the view of the firth.
We are planning a 3 week cycling tour of the Orkneys next August and these photos have just added to our excitement.
Cheers, Three Cheers, and Blessings
Posted by: Bob | July 14, 2008 at 05:18 PM
Bob, come and see us at The Sorting Room, a community art space behind the Stromness post office. Free coffee if you read my blog. free wifi also if you have left a comment.
(actually, its all free anyway . . )
Posted by: andrew | July 14, 2008 at 05:25 PM