As the tourism sector begins to open up after months of lockdown The Orkney News looks at some holiday ideas.
Opening up Tourism – How Do We Make ‘Normal’ Safe ?
Book Review: Churchill’s Prisoners
The Italians in Orkney 1941 – 1944 written by James MacDonald
Graves By the Ocean Where the Cattle May Tread
It’s a fair trek to the Covenanters Memorial at Deerness but for those who do the views from it are outstanding.
HMS Tern
Very little remains of what was once a massive airfield in World War 2 set up to protect the Royal Navy’s fleet at Scapa Flow.
Interesting Finds At Mill Sands
“There is a public pathway up to the left of Mill House, which takes you past the Loch of Tankerness. “
Dingieshowe
“Somewhere beyond the sea
She’s there watching for me”
Inganess – When The Path Became The Burn
“we thought we’d go to a beach, and decided on Inganess, near Kirkwall. “
NORTH Land & Sea
The first show for a busy 2020 at the Northlight Gallery in Stromness opens with NORTH Land and Sea.
New Exhibition on Hoy Looks at the Lives of the Men of HMS Pheasant
The lives of the men from HMS Pheasant are highlighted in an exhibition at the Hoy Kirk Heritage Centre for the month of March.
Yesnaby
“Beyond you America
behind you Stromness”
