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RMD8BKF0–Scotland, Orkney Islands, Sunken Block Ship. Sunken Block Ship, near Churchill Barrier Scapa Flow
RFS3JKRB–Man walking on a road on Flotta, Orkney. Island of Flotta in the background and scapa flow. Scotland
RFT7RX39–A rusting, sunken World War 2 block ship (with diving platform) off Churchill Barrier No. 3 between Glims Holm and Burray in Orkney, Scotland, UK
RMKEBCNF–Second World War gun emplacements and buildings on South Ronaldsay at south entrance to Scapa Flow on Orkney Scotland UK
RF2D61PCA–Scapa Scotch whisky distillery on the shore of Scapa Flow, St Ola, Kirkwall, The Mainland, Orkney, Scotland, UK
RFPWGD4M–Churchill Barrier No.3 that connects Glimps Holm with Burray in the Orkney Islands, Scotland, built during WWII to prevent access to Scapa Flow.
RM2A7KPBK–Cantick Head lighthouse on South Walls, Orkney, Scotland. On the southern approaches to Scapa Flow.
RF2D5JNHJ–British destroyers go to sea from Scapa Flow to accompany the convoy of PQ-17. The first-ever destroyer is Fury (HMS Fury). Skapa Flow, Scotland. June
RMDTH0EW–WWII gun batteries for the defence of Scapa Flow, Hoxa Head, South Ronaldsay, Orkney, Scotland, United Kingdom
RMM8NBWD–Scapa Beach near Kirkwall, Mainland, Orkney, Scotland. Summer coast holiday. North end of Scapa Flow
RM2HMGJ18–WW2 gun on display outside Scapa Flow Visitor Centre and Museum, Lyness, Isle of Hoy, Orkney, Scotland, UK
RMCNAE0M–United Kingdom, Scotland, Orkney Islands, lighthouse at South Walls (Hoy) which protects the entrance to Scapa Flow (aerial
RMKEBCNG–Second World War gun emplacements and buildings on Flotta at south entrance to Scapa Flow on Orkney Scotland UK
RF2D61PB9–Scapa Scotch whisky distillery on the shore of Scapa Flow, St Ola, Kirkwall, The Mainland, Orkney, Scotland, UK
RME8RM0E–Propeller and shaft of HMS Hampshire, Scapa Flow Visitor Center and Museum, Hoy island, Orkney islands, Scotland.
RM2A7KPB4–Cantick Head lighthouse on South Walls, Orkney, Scotland. On the southern approaches to Scapa Flow.
RMDTH0EP–WWII gun batteries for the defence of Scapa Flow, Hoxa Head, South Ronaldsay, Orkney, Scotland, United Kingdom
RM2EA6GXN–British destroyers go to sea from Scapa Flow to accompany the convoy of PQ-17. The first-ever destroyer is Fury (HMS Fury). Skapa Flow, Scotland. June
RM2HPR6HN–Panoramic view across Scapa Bay on the southeast coast of Mainland Orkney in Scotland, with Scapa Flow and the hills of Hoy in the distance
RMCNAE0D–United Kingdom, Scotland, Orkney Islands, tanker navigating in Scapa Flow off the island of Flotta and the island of Mainland
RFM57KBA–Orkney Harbour Authority Scapa Flow Control Centre overlooking Scapa, Kirwall, Orkney, Scotland, UK
RMD8BMAY–Scotland, Orkney Islands, Churchill Barrier built by prisoners of War to protect Roayal Navy at Scapa Flow
RME8RM0C–Romney Hut or Nissen Hut, was used by the British army, Scapa Flow Visitor Center, Hoy Island, Orkney islands, Scotland.
RM2A7KPBA–Cantick Head lighthouse on South Walls, Orkney, Scotland. On the southern approaches to Scapa Flow.
RMDTH0GT–World War II boat intentionally sunk to protect the natural harbour of Scapa Flow, South Ronaldsay, Orkney, Scotland
RMCNAE9F–United Kingdom, Scotland, Orkney Islands, cliffs of the Island of Hoy on the Atlantic coast south of Rackwick and Scapa Flow
RME8RM07–Gun of a German ship of the German high seas fleet of WWI, Scapa Flow Visitor Center, Hoy island, Orkney islands, Scotland.
RM2A7KPA4–Cantick Head lighthouse on South Walls, Orkney, Scotland. On the southern approaches to Scapa Flow.
RMDTH0GM–A Tin Lizzie, Ford Model T, on the road at the bay of Scapa Flow, South Ronaldsay, Orkney, Scotland, United Kingdom
RMEJGBYW–Command posts positioned behind 6-pounder gun emplacements overlooking the Sound of Hoxa at the entrance to Scapa Flow.
RFT34AWP–World War 2 anti submarine nets near Evie on the shore of Eynhallow Sound, Orkney, Scotland UK.
RMDW3T46–dh Scapa Flow ORPHIR ORKNEY Sunrise wind turbine cottages sea uk scotland dawn house sun rise up over field
RMCNAE97–United Kingdom, Scotland, Orkney Islands, fields and scattered farms on the south of the Isle of Hoy in front of Scapa Flow
RMD8BMFK–Churchill Barrier No. 3, linking Glimps Holm and Burray, built by prisoners of war in WW2 to protect the Royal Navy Scapa Flow
RME8RKYW–Hoy island, North Walls with church, cemetery and view over Scapa Flow, Orkney islands, Scotland.
RM2A7KP9J–Cantick Head lighthouse on South Walls, Orkney, Scotland. On the southern approaches to Scapa Flow.
RFT7HEXM–The Italian Chapel is a converted Nissen hut on the small island of Lamb Holm in Orkney off the North coast of Scotland. Built by prisoners of war.
