The ruins of a 12th century chapel are still visible at the end of the marvelous sand tombolo, said to be one of the best example of in the world. In 1958 treasure made from silver was found in a wooden box in the floor of this early church.
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Jarlshof is one of the most amazing prehistoric archeological sites in the world. Evidence from various ages of history including bronze and iron age settlers are present. The site consists of various features including a Viking longhouse, Iron age broch, pictish whellhouses and mediaeval farmhouse. Whats even more amazing is that the site remained pretty much hidden until a storm washed away part of the shore to reveal the amazing building work contained within.
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Please remember to take a look at our Youtube channel which is updated regularly. This along with the blog features some of the amazing sights in Shetland:
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The Dore Holm is a stunning natural rock formation just off the shore of Eshaness. Take a look at the video.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7NUg7rv7K4&feature=related
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We’ve just started our own YouTube Channel which we intend to fill with all things Shetland. Please take a look at this video of the cliffs at Eshaness. The full size video is available in HD here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLGwO7-AJRo
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Located within a short walk from the St Magnus Bay Hotel these amazing rocks appear towering at up to 60m from the sea. This viewpoint is part of a walk which will take you around the Hillswick Ness with some of Shetlands most wonderful scenery.
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The Eshaness cliffs provide an excellent example of rocks produced by volcanic activity. Fearsome storms have battered these shores to create a fragmented but beautiful rocky landscape.
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At 13m tall this impressive structure has stood the test of time. Around 2000 years old it is one of the finest preserved brochs in any area. As the broch is on a small island a boat trip has to be arranged to visit.
More detailed information can be found here:
http://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/mousa/mousabroch/index.html
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