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  1. The White Lady of Clestrain - an Orkney Ghost Story

    Hear our latest recording of Orkney's folklore on Sound Cloud, along with the others we've dotted about on Orkneyology.com for your pleasure. Enjoy!

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  2. Female Archaeologists Written Out of History

    It seems women were doing more than just standing around and admiring the work of the men at the Skara Brae dig in Orkney.

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  3. Social Injustice of Fuel Poverty in Orkney Islands

    Here's a thoughtful article outlining some of the problems of energy inequality in Orkney - a place where green energy and inventive energy initiatives are exploding. Why are Orcadians being punished?

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  4. Golf tycoons want to raid Scotland - It is our duty to defend its beauty.

    Wanting to enjoy a good game of golf in the land where it was invented is understandable. But does it have to come at the cost of Scotland's irreplaceable natural heritage? "You don’t have to be close…

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  5. Travel Slowly: Explore The Holms of Stromness, Orkney

    Get away from summer crowds in Scotland's Orkney Islands. Discover two little-visited tidal islands in Stromness that you can explore at low tide - The Holms.

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