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RMBC2FT3–dh HOY SOUND ORKNEY Scapa Flow Cuilags and Kame of Hoy islands Scottish island sea coast serene orkneys isles scotland
RMBGDX62–Sundown over Hoy from the Ring of Brodgar Steness Mainland Orkney Highland Region Scotland. SCO 5714
RFT3CN3W–Dusk view to Flotta and Hoy across Hoxa Sound from Hoxa Head, South Ronaldsay, Orkney Islands.
RMCF3KED–Sign beside the B9049, at the NE of Hoy, pointing down the track to Garson post office beside Burra Sound, with Graemsay island
RMDC5NHK–MV Sunrise the dive boat of Sunrise Charters in Gutter Sound at the S entrance to Scapa Flow. Island of Hoy in the background.
RFR3TF5G–Great Britain, Scotland, Orkney, Mainland, View over Hoy Sound to lighthouse of Graemsay Island
RMC9152H–There is a historic artillery battery building called Hackness Battery at Hoy that overlooks Longhope Bay and is part of the
RFKK6XD1–Weisdale Voe, from Sound, Mainland Shetland, looking south past a Rope Grown Mussel Farm towards the islands of Greena, Flotta and Hoy, Scotland
RMB5DAXE–Red sandstone shore, Hoy Island and Hoy Sound from Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Europe
RFBPCHW4–hor, orkney,northern isles,scotland; looking down over burra sound, graemsay and orkney mainland from hill on the island of hoy
RF2BR12M8–historic village of Stromness on Orkney mainland, Scotland. Seaside view of this fisherman town at Hoy sound
RFW31AFH–Stromness lighthouse locally is the second-most populous town in Orkney, Scotland. It is in the southwestern part of Mainland Orkney.
RMA8YN43–dh Graemsay island HOY SOUND ORKNEY Orkney Ferries MV Graemsay sailing passed shore ferry scotland islands boat isle travel transport
RFAPHXJ8–Cyclist watches the Orkney Ferries MV Graemsay sailing out of Stromness passed the island of Graemsay to Hoy via HOY SOUND ORKNE
RFJBDJ9F–View over Lamb Holm from the cemetery of St. Nicholas Church on Mainland, Orkney: a Celtic cross and headstones are silhouetted against Holm Sound.
RMB5DAXX–Red sandstone shore, Hoy Island and Hoy Sound from Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Europe
RFPWGD1G–Two old rusty roofed stone farm buildings on a sloping field of colorful grasses, Hunda and Hoy in the background, clouds,on Burray in Orkney,Scotland
RF2BR12AF–historic village of Stromness on Orkney mainland, Scotland, Uk. Seaside view of this fisherman town at Hoy sound
RFW31APB–Stromness lighthouse locally is the second-most populous town in Orkney, Scotland. It is in the southwestern part of Mainland Orkney.
RMPWMHKB–View NE of the Dwarfie Stane rock-cut tomb, Hoy, Orkney, UK: a Neolithic burial chamber hollowed out of a natural block of old red sandstone.
RMBC29F7–dh Graemsay HOY SOUND ORKNEY Oxan Point Low lighthouse Ward Hill Cuilags and Kame of Hoy scapa flow scottish islands orkneys sea coast
RMCEKM17–The Northlink ferry to Orkney entering Scapa Flow on a stormy day, Orkney Islands, Scotland.
RMB0DBB3–The hills of Hoy over Hoy Sound, from the Ness, near Stromness, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK
RFAPHXJD–Orkney Ferries MV Graemsay sailing out of Stromness to Hoy via HOY SOUND ORKNEY to Linkness pier on North Hoy Scotland
RMDGY07G–Islands of Orkney, Scotland. View of Orkney’s Mainland with the town of Stromness, in the distance, on the right of the image.
RFPWGD0W–Two old rusty roofed stone farm buildings on a sloping field of colorful grasses, Hunda and Hoy in the background, clouds,on Burray in Orkney,Scotland
RF2BR12PN–panorama of the historic village Stromness on Orkney mainland, Scotland, Uk. Seaside view of this fisherman town and a harbour at Hoy sound
RFW31B4G–Stromness lighthouse locally is the second-most populous town in Orkney, Scotland. It is in the southwestern part of Mainland Orkney.
RM2ANEBND–Ordnance gazetteer of Scotland : a survey of Scottish topography, statistical, biographical and historical . ORKNEY ORKNEY strait from 2 to 3 miles broad where the PentlandFirth is, with a long pointed projection passing bySwona through the Sound of Hoxa into Scapa Flow, alittle beyond Roan Head, at the NE corner of Flotta ;and from this a narrow strait, about a mile wide, wouldpass along the SW side of Hoy. If these sounds are,however, of moderate depth, their number and thebroken and winding outline of the coast are evidences ofthe hard struggle that constantly takes place betweenthe land an
RMB0DANX–The hills of Hoy over Hoy Sound, from the Ness, near Stromness, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK
RMDGY097–Islands of Orkney, Scotland. Picturesque elevated looking over Orkney’s Mainland towards the islands of Graemsay and Hoy.
RM2AWK667–Peace's Orkney almanac and county directory . between the Black Craigand Hoy Head. Eddying and swirling like a great river in flood, theysweep onwards with resistless strength. With sails set, for the breezeis favourable, a fishing yawl has gained the centre of the rushing stream,and she tears along with giddying speed, swifter than if propelled by thepower of steam. An hour before flood-tide, which sets from the north-west, a strong current flows from the north, keeping the Stromness sideof the sound, while at half-ebb another stream, setting from the southalong the opposite side of the sound
RMC6P5R1–dh Hoy High lighthouse GRAEMSAY ORKNEY Scapa Flow lighthouse Graemsay Cleastrain Sound uk coast
RMB0DAR0–The hills of Hoy over Hoy Sound, from the Ness, near Stromness, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK
RMDGY1YD–Islands of Orkney, Scotland. View of Orkney’s Mainland with the town of Stromness, in the distance, on the right of the image.
RM2ANCP0T–The Book of the Old Edinburgh Club-- Vol1-35 (1908-1985) ; N.SVol1 (1991)- . o passing in the street. Here may be mentioned the vendors of basses, whocarried these door-mats on their backs from house to house. The itinerant crockery merchant came often round withhis cart, and taking a bowl in each hand, and holding them sothat the rim of the one touched the rim of the other in everypart of the circle, he roUed them about in such a way as tomake a ringing sound, at the same time crying Ch-e-e-n-ya-hoy. BaUantine refers to this in his reference to the WestBow, Whaur tinklers rang their earthen m
RMB0DBT2–The hills of Hoy over Hoy Sound, from the Ness, near Stromness, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK
RMDGY0B4–Islands of Orkney, Scotland. View of Orkney’s Mainland with the town of Stromness, in the distance, on the right of the image.
RM2AFMD6J–. Harper's weekly. ? And Harry picked up his much-betbumbed Latin lovely hair, when Harry burst into her room withthe velocity of an 11-inch shell! Hallo, Agatha! Dont you believe hes gone? Who? asked Agatha, detaching a hair-pinfrom it- hoy wiih regal indifference. Who? why Captain John! Gone flown intoTennessee somewhere; and dont I wish I was go-iug with him ! ? I believe you, my boy, I do! He stopped short in an extempore series of gym-nastics at the strange sound of bis sisters voice. Gone ! Did he leave no message for me ? No! What message should he leave? Hegave me his six-barreled pist
