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Tune and a Tale: Howard and Annie’s Wedding
“This is a happy tune, for a couple who love folk music.”
A Tune & A Tale: The Linn O’Dee
Another free download of a wee tune for you to learn and play
By The Seas We Live
Scotland is a nation of islands. Although today most of our population lives in an urban mainland setting, no one is ever far from the sea.
A Tune & A Tale: Diana’s Chickens
Another piece of music for our readers to download, learn and play from Fiona Driver
The Finstown Ceilidh Stoat: A Tune & A Story
For all musicians out there a tune with a peedie story from musician and Orkney News reader the very talented Fiona Driver
Happy Birthday To Us – Three Years Of Publishing
The Orkney News has been publishing free to view online media for three years.
Therapeutic Ox Tail Soup.
This is a soup recipe to savour in bad weather or if you have someone at home or neighbour feeling down in the dumps
Make a Visit to Orkney’s World War II Sites
The sites are mainly free with a few having an admission charge and/or a tour offered.
HMS Pheasant (1917): The Making of a Documentary
The Orkney News intends to make a documentary film telling the individual stories of those who died, what impact their loss had on their friends and families and why it is important that their sacrifice is remembered today.