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RMBCK12Y–Looking north over the sandy beach at Bay of Skaill from Skara Brae on the west coast of Mainland Orkney
RMKD1N9J–Ruined building at Skaill Farm on the Westness Heritage Walk, Rousay, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK.
RFB9B2F5–Dramatic lighting on Skaill Beach, Skaill Bay, Orkney, Scotland. Near Skara Brae neolithic site.
RMCN0NYR–The Bay of Skaill at the neolithical stone settlement of Skara Brae on the Orkney Islands, Scotland
RMD04RGH–Panorama of Skaill Bay seen from the famous neolithic site of Skara Brae on the Island of Orkney.
RMKD1N9M–The ruined Skaill Farm and Eynhallow Sound, from St. Mary's Church graveyard on the Westness Heritage Walk, Rousay, Orkney Islands, Scotland, UK.
RMB0X37A–Skaill House on mainland Orkney facing the Bay of Skaill was built in stages beginning in 1620.
RFB0XEN1–Skaill House, the oldest parts of which date from the early 17th century, is on Mainland Orkney in the Orkney archipelago.
RFB0XD3J–Skaill House on Mainland Orkney dates from 1620 and was built by Bishop George Graham whose family crest is over the entrance.
RFB0X351–Scentless mayweed grows at Skara Brae a 5,000-year-old settlement on mainland Orkney next to the Bay of Skaill.
RMB1704B–The drawing room at Skaill House in Orkney looks out over a Neolithic settlement called Skara Brae and the Bay of Skaill.
RM2HHYKPK–Neolithic settlement of Skara Brae next to Bay of Skaill near Sandwick on Mainland Orkney in Scotland
RMR4EJ6E–The Laird's Dining Room in Skaill House, next to Skara Brae. Beside the house is the prehistoric village. The owner William Watt discovered Skara Brae
RM2ABK7BG–Pillared Double Stone Stairway Access to Skaill House Sandwick Mainland Orkney Scotland United Kingdom drystone drystane wall raised grass garden west
RM2J9H2MG–Skail House and garden near the village of Skail and Skara Brae on the Mainland of Orkney in Scotland
RM2BAR3N1–The beach at the Bay of Skaill, site of Skara Brae Neolithic settlement, Orkney, Scotland, UK.
RM2HHFYRG–Neolithic settlement of Skara Brae next to Bay of Skaill near Sandwick on Mainland Orkney in Scotland
RM2J381WR–Skara Brae Neolithic Archaeological Site. Bay of Skaill, Orkney Islands, Scotland, United Kingdom.
RM2ABK7BD–Cannon Guard Lawn Skaill House Sandwick Mainland Orkney Scotland United Kingdom drystone drystane wall antique artillery cannon wooden chassis iron wh
RMCBXEK2–Scotland, Orkeny Islands, Mainland, Stromness. Skaill House, finest 17th century mansion in Orkney, c. 1620.
RMCRN05M–Scotland, Orkney Islands, Mainland, Stromness. Skaill House, finest 17th century mansion in Orkney, c. 1620.
RFKXHCCE–Large, working farm near Skaill House on Orkney Island, Scotland, United Kingdom with many barns, farm equipment, under a huge blue cloud-filled sky.
RM2B47Y06–UK, Scotland, Orkney Islands is an archipelago in the Northern Isles of Scotland, , Atlantic Ocean, the skaill house mansion, built by a bishop in 1620, The historic Skaill House is situated on Mainland, the largest of the Orkney Islands,
RMWW3R8G–Skara Brae Neolitchic settlement more than 5,000 years old is the best preserved Stone Age Neolithic village in northern Europe, Orkney, Scotland
RM2J9H2KP–Skail House and garden near the village of Skail and Skara Brae on the Mainland of Orkney in Scotland
RM2BAR3PB–The beach at the Bay of Skaill, site of Skara Brae Neolithic settlement, Orkney, Scotland, UK.
RM2HHMCXX–Neolithic settlement of Skara Brae next to Bay of Skaill near Sandwick on Mainland Orkney in Scotland
RM2J3822P–Skara Brae Neolithic Archaeological Site. Bay of Skaill, Orkney Islands, Scotland, United Kingdom.
RM2ABK7BK–Cannon Guard Lawn Skaill House Sandwick Mainland Orkney Scotland United Kingdom drystone drystane wall antique artillery cannon wooden chassis iron wh
RMCBXHTK–Scotland, Orkney Islands, Mainland, Stromness. Skaill House, finest 17th century mansion in Orkney, c. 1620.
RMCR8W90–Bay of Skaill Orkney West Mainland Stone age huts built from unmortared stone in Skara Brae Neolithic village linked by passages
RFPWJHM3–5000 years of human habitation, from tiny houses of Skara Brae (3100 BC) to Skaill House (1620 AD) in one photo, on Orkney Mainland, Scotland, UK.
