Orkney Shorts
Description: Orkney is an archipelago off the northeastern coast of Scotland. The islands encompass Neolithic sites, tall sandstone cliffs and seal colonies. The 'Heart of Neolithic Orkney' is a group of 5,000-year-old sites on Mainland, the largest island. Skara Brae is a preserved village with a reconstructed house, Maeshowe a chambered burial tomb incorporating 12th-century Viking carvings.
Description: Orkney, Scotland travel illustration - stone age standing stones on green cliffs above a grey northern sea with seabirds. Drawn as a vintage postage stamp souvenir for travelers who love Orkney and collecting memories from the road. Perfect for wanderlust, vacation memories and lovers of beautiful European towns and coastlines.
Orkney Scotland Travel Souvenir Stamp Art Shorts
by Visual Arts Oasis
$21 $27
Description: Rocks, rocks everywhere, majestic characters like "The Old Man of Hoy" sea stack, to ancient settlements and Stone circles like "Ring of Brodgar " mysterious and wonder full. Orcadians are master "Dry Stone Dykers " and the beauty of their art is all around, the old houses often have stone slab roofs, last a good while . However the cliffs get eroded by the elements and the face of the coast changes as the stones roll in and out with the tides , constant ebb and flow, love wild places and capturing the constant changes of light and weather. Glad to share it.
Description: Fancy showing that you are from Orkney or that you have travelled to Orkney Islands? Fed up of the usual boring flag of Orkney shirts? This shirt is perfect for you then as the design displays the flag from Orkney within a scottish highland cow. You can wear this t-shirt at any fun events or just if you love cows or are a farmer, it works too
Description: Kirkwall is the largest town in Orkney and the harbour supports a number of fishing boats and tourist vessels. More recently Kirkwall harbour has been welcoming a growing number of cruise ships. The town of Kirkwall has a long history and was formerly the site of an ancient Norse town founded approximately 1000 years ago.
Description: Experience the rugged beauty of the Orkney Islands, Scotland, through this stunning travel art! ?? Known for their dramatic coastal cliffs, ancient Neolithic sites, and windswept landscapes, the Orkneys offer a magical blend of history and nature. This artwork captures the breathtaking scenery of this remote Scottish archipelago, perfect for travel lovers, Scotland enthusiasts, and home decor inspiration.
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Description: We were delighted on our last visit to "The Old Man of Hoy" to find he was sporting super trendy Green Hair , we hadn't seen this before but all thought it suited him well. Usually viewed from the boat by most, its great to look down from the cliffs and get in closer. Popular with climbers who have to time their decent, ascent and back with the tides , Beautiful, Rugged, and Wild he is.
Description: At one point in the Christmas Day 2007 Kirkwall Ba game the action moved to the rooftops! Luckily nobody was injured.... The Ba is played every Christmas and New Year's Day in Kirkwall, Orkney. It's a kind of traditional game of mass football, played in the streets of the town between the Uppies and the Doonies. Throw-up is from the Merkat Cross in front of St Magnus Cathedral at 1pm, and the game often takes several hours to reach a conclusion. The Uppie goal is a wall and the Doonie goal is the harbour basin! You can see more Ba photos here and more of my work at http://www.orcadiaimages.co.uk
