We spent a couple of hours at Skara Brae, the Neolithic village on Orkney
which at 5000 years old is older than the pyramids or Stonehenge. It was
discovered in 1850 when a severe storm blew away part of a sand dune which
buried the village and it is pretty much in the state it was in when it was
discovered.
Not much to report from a wildlife point of view, just a couple of bonxies
which flew over and the usual waders round about, curlew, redshank and
oystercatcher.
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