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I went there five years ago and fell in love with the Orkney's , there is just so much to see and do there and the trip from Aberdeen to Kirkwall is just a fantastic sea journey.
Same thing happened to me a few years before! A friend who had recently moved to Orkney invited us to stay. I fell completely in love with the place and have remained so ever since. It's just SO LOVELY!
@@rachelhenderson2688 Thank you for watching Orkney is a great place. I don't think I could live there I like railway to much but I'll certainly look forward to visiting again.
The "causeway" is called the Ayre and is the original Viking harbour wall - a natural protective shingle bank along the northern side of their harbour. The entrance was roughly where the Mills Petrol Station is now. Today the Peedie Sea [or "Peerie Sea"] is a boating bond with waterfowl and is certainly no longer deep enough for ships.
I love Orkney. My family on my mother's side is originally from Stromness in the West mainland of Orkney and I have visited Orkney many, many times. So I regard myself as Orcadian and return every year without fail. I love it more and more as the years pass. I think I would like to retire there in due course ... maybe. Having said that, there is lot of Orkney I have never visited. I know the Mainland and the connected islands, but I have never been to Hoy or Sanday. There is much to explore. Orkney has everything you could possibly want in life. There's nowhere like it. Everywhere you go you are bound to trip over neo-lithic or Viking remains and the bird life and wildlife is wonderful. I was told and know where the Orkney primrose grows and return every year to see its tiny little flowers in the summer. What a cheerful sight, this tiny indomitable flower braving the salty wind on the cliffs. Foodwise it is also fantastic with great restaurants specialising in fish, beef or North Ronaldsay lamb with local veg. There are two university campuses if you want to study and the new hospital gives all the health support one could possibly want including specialist services. A truly wonderful place and the people are so welcoming. A wonderful place to visit or to live.
When we visited North Ronaldsay we stayed in the Bird Observatory and enjoyed the delicious lamb from the island at one meal. I remember catching a six-seater plane (can't remember where we were going). It was like catching the bus! The pilot climbed on board, and said "Right, ladies and gentleman (my husband), the emergency instructions are on a card in the pocket on the back of the seat in front of you! But basically, all you need to remember is; if I'm not here, you shouldn't be either! I really LOVE Orkney!
HI Henry the boats used to come all the way up to the steps of the cathedral in front of the town hall --- from the steps of the cathedral to the peedie sea ( the round boating pond now ) is all reclaimed -- a few years ago archaeologists dug trenches in gardens behind the main ST there were jetties and small piers every where I saw one behind the royal bank in there garden ground
The power station is only there for emergencies! Orkney has been self-sufficient in electrical generation from renewable resources (wind, solar, wave and tidal) since 2013!
What time did you say it was ???? 22 : 30 ? 😲I was born in Guernsey, visit Guernsey, has some lovely history too ! I'd love to visit and have a holiday in Orkney.
Thank you for watching! Yes, it seems to never really get dark there in the Summer but in the Winter the have very few hours of daylight. I visited Guernsey earlier this year and had a great time.
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Hattons of London are specialists in rare and exclusive coins. Celebrate 100 years since the naming of Flying Scotsman with the release of this world-first range of 22-carat gold sovereign coins. Click the link to get yours now from just £69... Or secure the more exclusive double sovereign in the range and receive a piece of the authentic Flying Scotsman boiler tube so you can actually own your very own piece of Britain’s most famous locomotive!
Nice video Henry. Some great spots .
Thank you very much!
I went there five years ago and fell in love with the Orkney's , there is just so much to see and do there and the trip from Aberdeen to Kirkwall is just a fantastic sea journey.
Thank you for watching! Orkney is a great place.
Same thing happened to me a few years before! A friend who had recently moved to Orkney invited us to stay. I fell completely in love with the place and have remained so ever since. It's just SO LOVELY!
(That does not apply to the weather, by the way!!)
@@rachelhenderson2688 Thank you for watching Orkney is a great place. I don't think I could live there I like railway to much but I'll certainly look forward to visiting again.
Awesome video, My Ancestors (Muir & Pirie) came from Orkney Islands. Thank you for sharing . LG Canada.
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Nice video, Henry! I plan to visit Kirkwall on a cruise. Your tour was very informative!
Thank you very much! I hope you enjoy your visit.
I used to lived in orkney and I enjoyed growing up there and safe living and not many shops and good schools and friendly people and very careing
Thank you for watching! Sounds like it was great to grow up in Orkney.
i muss sagen dat war auch ein best movie vor 1 jahr mache weiter so lover henry
Thankyou....great video, enjoyed it
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Can't wait! It's 20 years since I was in Orkney.
Enjoy! :)
Thanks for the tour around town
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@@HenrysAdventures Your very welcome.
Drinken Drinken hobby Drinken 😂❤
Haha yes! Thank you for watching!
The "causeway" is called the Ayre and is the original Viking harbour wall - a natural protective shingle bank along the northern side of their harbour. The entrance was roughly where the Mills Petrol Station is now. Today the Peedie Sea [or "Peerie Sea"] is a boating bond with waterfowl and is certainly no longer deep enough for ships.
Thank you for the info!
i muss sagen ihr habt nette brieten the gefallen me and sind sehr nett
Aaaahh it's me and me boys!
Is that you who I met while filming the video?
Good to meet you on the video Owen, looks like you were having a good night.
@@HenrysAdventures yeah that was me! The tall one with the short hair 😂😂
@@sovereignjoe5730 fucken right I was! Smashing
@@owenpetrie2138 Nice one! It was good to meet you and the boys! :)
I love Orkney. My family on my mother's side is originally from Stromness in the West mainland of Orkney and I have visited Orkney many, many times. So I regard myself as Orcadian and return every year without fail. I love it more and more as the years pass. I think I would like to retire there in due course ... maybe. Having said that, there is lot of Orkney I have never visited. I know the Mainland and the connected islands, but I have never been to Hoy or Sanday. There is much to explore. Orkney has everything you could possibly want in life. There's nowhere like it. Everywhere you go you are bound to trip over neo-lithic or Viking remains and the bird life and wildlife is wonderful. I was told and know where the Orkney primrose grows and return every year to see its tiny little flowers in the summer. What a cheerful sight, this tiny indomitable flower braving the salty wind on the cliffs. Foodwise it is also fantastic with great restaurants specialising in fish, beef or North Ronaldsay lamb with local veg. There are two university campuses if you want to study and the new hospital gives all the health support one could possibly want including specialist services. A truly wonderful place and the people are so welcoming. A wonderful place to visit or to live.
Thank you very much for watching and sharing your thoughts on Orkney! I certainly hope to visit again soon!
When we visited North Ronaldsay we stayed in the Bird Observatory and enjoyed the delicious lamb from the island at one meal. I remember catching a six-seater plane (can't remember where we were going). It was like catching the bus! The pilot climbed on board, and said "Right, ladies and gentleman (my husband), the emergency instructions are on a card in the pocket on the back of the seat in front of you! But basically, all you need to remember is; if I'm not here, you shouldn't be either! I really LOVE Orkney!
HI Henry
the boats used to come all the way up to the steps of the cathedral in front of the town hall --- from the steps of the cathedral to the peedie sea ( the round boating pond now ) is all reclaimed -- a few years ago archaeologists dug trenches in gardens behind the main ST there were jetties and small piers every where I saw one behind the royal bank in there garden ground
Hi Stewart, thank you for watching and the information.
The power station is only there for emergencies! Orkney has been self-sufficient in electrical generation from renewable resources (wind, solar, wave and tidal) since 2013!
Thank you watching and the for the info!
I love Orkney and the Cathedral at Kirkwall is beautiful.
Thank you for watching! Kirkwall is a lovely place!
What time did you say it was ???? 22 : 30 ? 😲I was born in Guernsey, visit Guernsey, has some lovely history too ! I'd love to visit and have a holiday in Orkney.
Thank you for watching! Yes, it seems to never really get dark there in the Summer but in the Winter the have very few hours of daylight. I visited Guernsey earlier this year and had a great time.
i muss sagen dat is eine krasse begrüssung von euch
hey henry i esse für my life gerne auch fische weil er so good schmecket the fish nice waht?
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Thanks Henry, i enjoyed this video, much appreciation. Would the folk here be described as Pictish of origin/culture, ..?
You're welcome! Thank you for watching! I know people of Orkney are known as Orkadians!