INDEX

Orkney - Patrick Bailey
My Island - Maggie Gordon
An Orkney Feast- Alan Bichan
Tomb of the Eagles

 

The Orcadian Book of the 20th Century
Mermaid Bride and Other Orkney Folk Tales
Around the Orkney Peat-fires
Walks in Orkney- Mary Walsh

 

Northern Lights - George Mackay Brown
Orkney Guide Book - Charles Tait
Images in Time 1, 2, 3 - Norman Sinclair
The Folklore of Orkney and Shetland

 

Orkney Feast- Alan Bichan
The Orkney fudge cheesecake is a real treat-Diane Gray

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Walks in Orkney- Mary Welsh
Great guide book for walks long amd short around Orkney. Illustrated with likely birds and fauna on these walks.

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The Folklore of Orkney and Shetland- Ernest W. Marwick

The two island groups of Orkney and Shetland have much in common. Yet, surprisingly the customs of both islands vary markedly, part of the very different styles of life of both communities, one living in a much harsher landscape than the other. This work explores their lore and custom.

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Tomb of the Eagles : Death and Life in a Stone Age Tribe- John W. Hedges

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Around the Orkney Peat-fires- W.R. Mackintosh

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Images in time- Norman Sinclair
Old time photographs, superb book seeing local places in times gone by.

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Images in time 2- Norman Sinclair
Old time photographs, superb book seeing local places in times gone by.

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Images in time 3- Norman Sinclair
Old time photographs, superb book seeing local places in times gone by.

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Orkney - Patrick Bailey
Remote, romantic and often mysterious, the islands off the coast of Scotland hold a strong fascination for thousands of visitors each year. Focusing on Orkney, this title is one of a series of illustrated guidebooks providing information on heritage, landscape, climate, flora and fauna.

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The Orcadian Book of the 20th Century - Hazell Howard
This book is both entertaining and informative giving the reader good quality archive pictures and a selection of interesting news items (lifted from Local Newspaper and Library archives) for every year of the 20th Century from 1900 post-Victorian, turn-of-the-century Orkney up until the recently celebrated new Millennium. An excellent book to own if you have an interest in the Orkney Islands, and such an entertaining and fascinating factual read, that you will want to visit once you've read this book.

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Northern Lights - George Mackay Brown
Many of the places, people, legends and seasons that formed Brown's vision and work are presented here, with poems appearing among the prose. Included are memoirs of his parents, friends and passing strangers with legends and stories of the places.

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Mermaid Bride and Other Orkney Folk Tales - Tom Muir
The author, Tom Muir. , 29 June, 1999:
My ancestors sat by their firesides telling tales that were filled with magic and wonder. I have gathered together as many of these stories as I can find so that future generations of mankind may enjoy them. I am, after all, just the end result of 6,000 years of Orcadian society. May the stories bring some magic into your lives too!

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My Island - Maggie Gordon
Left profoundly deaf by meningitis, Hamish Rosie, tells of his experiences at a series of boarding schools for deaf children, his acceptance at Kingston School of Art and how he went on to become a successful graphic designer. Inspirational and uplifting story, beautifully illustrated.

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Orkney Guide Book - Charles Tait
This is probably the best guide book for these islands. Many beautiful photographs and full of invaluable tips and information for your stay here in Orkney

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