Mousa Broch
Mousa Broch is the best preserved example of an Iron Age Broch in Scotland. It was built around 100BC and is on the island of Mousa.
Mousa Broch
Shetland
Stanydale Temple, Shetland
Stanydale Temple, Shetland Stanydale Temple is a Neolithic site in Shetland
Four Legged Beasties
Shetland Pony – These Ones Are from the Island of South Uist
Anyone who has visited the Isle of South Uist and driven along the shores of Loch Druidibeg, will have come across the Shetland pony herd. They live along the shoreline of the loch, and appear […]
Shetland
The Broch of Clickimin
The remains of the Broch of Clickimin, Shetland. Brochs are iron age dwellings unique to certain areas of Scotland. Typically they are a tower with an inner and outer wall of a drystone construction. A […]
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