Stronsay is about seven miles long from north to south and is often described as being 'all arms and legs' resulting from the three large bays which bite into the island. It is a place which prides itself on its friendliness and tranquillity.
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Stronsay
Stronsay is an island in Orkney, Scotland situated to the North of the British Isles. Stronsay is part of an extensive group of Islands where the Atlantic Ocean and North Sea meet, known as the Orkney Islands. Stronsay's shape is irregular and its name originates from the Old Norse for Star Island. Stronsay is one of the inhabited islands in the Orkneys. Stronsay lies on latitude 59 north which it shares with Alaska on the North American continent and Stockholm in Europe. A map of the Orkney Islands.
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Pronounced Stroan-see: ON Strjonsey. Meanings for the name vary, it was suggested in the past as gain or profit island being both fertile and a good place for fishing, however the name could be related to the Old Norse "strond" beach, or even stiarna - star island, due to its shape. The Dutch were fishing for Herring in Orkney waters in late Norse times and by the 17th century had. Stronsay can be reached daily by sea and air from Kirkwall.
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Although most of the island is farmland, the large headland of Rothiesholm is mostly moor, thus there is a large variety of habitat and feeding areas for wildlife. Stronsay harbour is arguably one of the safest in Orkney, having sheltered anchorages and deep water alongside the piers, the harbour is approached via a dredged channel. The school is also another main employer with about 50 pupils from nursery age to 16, the children also have the option of attending Kirkwall Grammar school from the age of 13.
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This strange rainbow configuration in Mill Bay on 29th July. Common Crane over Rothiesholm 30th April. Wryneck by the roadside on 9th May. Ring Ouzel - same area as the Wryneck - 9th May. Male Red-backed Shrike mobbed by a local Blackbird 23rd May. Same bird singing next day. Female Red-backed Shrike at same site. And another at the south end of the island on 25th May. One not taken from the car - this Wood Warbler in an island garden on 11th May. But there again this one was.
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Welcome to the Stronsay Fish Mart Hostel and Café Home Page. One of the beautiful sunsets seen very regularly in autumn in Orkney. A café and hostel situated within 2 minutes' walking distance of the Stronsay ferry terminal. Originally the fish market during the herring boom in the 1800's, the building has been renovated and refurbished to an excellent standard. Please check out the events on our Facebook page by clicking on the "Upcoming Events" button at the top of the page! Airy Fairy - Orkney. In tot...
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