“It snowed! It hasn’t snowed properly for years – it snowed!”
Living in a Box – then and now
Bernie Bell: Orkney Walks, South-Ronaldsay, East Coast
you get some wonderful views of the position of the Eagle Cairn in relation to the landscape around it, and of the Pentland Skerries, with their lighthouse.
Bernie Bell Orkney Walks: South Ronaldsay
we drove down to South Ronaldsay, and parked in the car park of the Kirk at Kirkhouse.
Bernie Bell’s Orkney Walks: Winwick to Halcro Head
Mike and I are walking the South Ronaldsay East Coast paths. As I’m a bit of a knackered old person, we’re doing them in short-ish stages – bit by bit.
Bernie Bell: Orkney Walks (with Stories)- Hoy & the Dwarfie Stane
“It’s said to be a ‘rock-cut tomb’. It’s nothing to do with dead folk, it’s a resonance chamber. “
Bernie Bell: Orkney Walks (with Stories) – Shapinsay Ingenuity – Auskerry Hospitality!
“To get to the Broch of Burroughstone, park, considerately, by the road, and follow a well-defined path through farmland, to the Broch. “
Bernie Bell: Orkney Walks (with Stories) – Rousay
“We then visited the Mid Howe Broch. This is an impressive, and appealing structure. “
Bernie Bell: Orkney Walks (with stories) – Eynhallow ….to Canada
There’s a small island called Eynhallow, across from Aikerness Beach and the Broch of Gurness, in Evie.
Bernie Bell: Orkney Walks (with stories) – The Eagle Cairn
“It’s in a stunning position, way up there, on the cliffs, almost in the sky. “
Bernie Bell: Orkney Walks (with stories)- Cottisgarth
“If you have a good walk and look round here, it’s a great place. “
