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RMCRKG30–Ruins of 12th century Round Kirk (church of St Nicholas) with old gravestones in churchyard at Orphir Orkney Islands Scotland UK
RMD0BB71–The medieval Orphir Round Church, Orkney. Only surviving medieval circular church in Scotland.
RFT3CN2B–The hills of Orphir on the Mainland and of Hoy, Orkney Islands, seen from the A964 road from Kirkwall to Houton and Stromness.
RM2J960PW–The Hall of Clestrain on Mainland Orkney, birthplace of John Rae the 19th century Arctic explorer.
RMC9152P–There is a ruin of a small round church dedicated to St Nicholas at Ophir. The church was built in 1123.
RMCR8W13–The Bu Orkney West Mainland UK Part of Norse settlement at Orphir Round Kirk is Scotland's only circular medieval church 12thc
RFPPB7G4–The ruin of Saint Nicholas, built in 11th century and the only medieval round church in the United Kingdom, Orphir, Orkney
RMCRKFY0–Ruins of 12th century Round Kirk (church of St Nicholas) at Orphir, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK.
RFD1M2CF–The medieval Orphir Round Church, Orkney. Only surviving medieval circular church in Scotland.
RME8RNCX–Orphir Round Church, the only remaining round church on Orkney, Orkney islands, Scotland. (Large format sizes available)
RFKXHCD2–Old granite millstone resting against a dry stone wall in a garden, with red tulips, green grass on a sunny day; it's a nice garden feature, tranquil.
RM2J96130–The Hall of Clestrain on Mainland Orkney, birthplace of John Rae the 19th century Arctic explorer.
RMCR8TWX–The Bu Orkney West Mainland UK Part of Norse settlement at Orphir Round Kirk is Scotland's only circular medieval church 12thc
RMCRKFW9–Visitor information sign describing ruins of 12th century Earl's Bu and Round Kirk (church of St Nicholas) Orphir Orkney Islands
RM2H5KXE7–1908 Orphir, Orkney, Scotland - A group of local men and women working in the fields at harvest time..
RMR12ARD–Alfred Street in Stromness, Orkney with old paving stones from a quarry in Orphir and cobble stones in the centre of the street.
RFDDW33T–The medieval Orphir Round Church, Orkney. Only surviving medieval circular church in Scotland.
RMB5DB4E–Orphir round church dating form the Norse period, Mainland, Orkney Islands, Scotland, Europe
RME8RND0–Orphir Round Church, the only remaining round church on Orkney, Orkney islands, Scotland. (Large format sizes available)
RMPNX7A0–View NW of the foundations of a Viking-age building at Orphir, Orkney, Scotland, UK, thought to be the drinking hall (Earl's Bu) mentioned in sagas.
RMDGXWWA–Islands of Orkney, Scotland. The Orphir graveyard with the ruined remains of the Orphir Round Kirk in the background.
RM2J9610N–The Hall of Clestrain on Mainland Orkney, birthplace of John Rae the 19th century Arctic explorer.
RMAHXXJC–dh St Nicholas Church ORPHIR ORKNEY Round Kirk nave ruin and tombstones in Orphir graveyard scapa viking
RMPD5X6Y–The Earl's Drinking Hall at Orphir - the site where Svien Breastrope accused Sveinn Ãsleifarson of cheating at drinking at Jarl Paulsson's Yule feast
RMCRKG1H–Ruins of 12thc Round Kirk nave (church of St Nicholas) with old gravestones in churchyard at Orphir Orkney Islands Scotland UK
RMCX5H3T–This is a plaque on the wall of Orphir Earl's BU or hall which was the scene of murder of Sveinn Brestrope in 1136.
RMR12ARF–Alfred Street in Stromness, Orkney with old paving stones from a quarry in Orphir and cobble stones in the centre of the street.
RFD0G568–The medieval Orphir Round Church, Orkney. Only surviving medieval circular church in Scotland.
RMC08AFC–Remains of Saint Nicholas Orphir Round Kirk built by Earl Hakon in the late 11th century surrounded by Orphir cemetary
RMDAP0GA–The Hall of Clestrain on Mainland Orkney, birthplace of John Rae the 19th century Arctic explorer.
RMPNX7AG–Earl's Bu & Church: view SSW of the foundations of a Viking-age building at Orphir, Orkney, Scotland, UK, with the C12th round church to the rear.
RFT3CN36–A dilapidated corrugated iron shed and hay bale, beside the A964 road from Kirkwall to Houton and Stromness in the Orkney Islands.
RM2J9616P–The Hall of Clestrain on Mainland Orkney, birthplace of John Rae the 19th century Arctic explorer.
RMR0X3KM–Alfred Street in Stromness, Orkney with old paving stones from a quarry in Orphir and cobble stones in the centre of the street.
RMCY4A9W–Ruins of Round Kirk at Orphir, Scotland built by Earl Hakon in 11th century and a few tomb stones are seen.
RMPWHR17–View WSW of the semicircular chancel/apse & circular nave of St Nicholas Church, Orkney, Scotland, UK: built in the early C12th by Earl Hakon Paulsson
RMPNX79T–View S of the circular nave & semicircular chancel/apse of St Nicholas Church, Orkney, Scotland, UK: built in the early C12th by Earl Hakon Paulsson.
RMDAP03Y–The Hall of Clestrain on Mainland Orkney, birthplace of John Rae the 19th century Arctic explorer.
RM2J960XH–The Hall of Clestrain on Mainland Orkney, birthplace of John Rae the 19th century Arctic explorer.
