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I got over my first one lol
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Winter in the Shetland Islands ❄️ The Shetland Islands are a group of about 100 islands, 130 miles north of the Scottish mainland. Among those inhabited include Lerwick, the islands’ largest town, and Scalloway. More than 5,000 archaeological sites across Shetland hint at a long history, with evidence of human activity here as far back as 4,320BC. Between 150 and 200AD, brochs were built near the sea across Shetland – hollow stone roundhouses that may have been defensive fortresses. In the ninth century, Shetland was colonised by the Vikings, the start of a long Norse and Scandinavian influence, even after the islands passed to Scotland in the 14th century. Today, the Norse influence can be felt not just in Viking sites like the famous Jarlshof settlement, but in its place names, many of which are derived from Old Norse. Lerwick, for example, means ‘Muddy Bay’, the ‘wick’ not far from the ‘vik’ of Icelandic and Swedish. And Shetland dialect is unique, with outsiders soon picking up words like ‘peerie’ (small) and ‘bruck’ (litter), many of them with Norse origins. Hence, Shetland has its own identity and folk culture. The building featured in this video will be recognisable to fans of the TV series, ‘Shetland’ as Jimmy Perez’s house. Videos by IG/Shetlandruthie. Please go and check out her account for more amazing videos showcasing the beauty of the Shetland Islands. #shetland #snow #islandlife #winter #Scotland #bucketlist #vaction #relax #calm #happy
Winter in the Shetland Islands ❄️ The Shetland Islands are a group of about 100 islands, 130 miles north of the Scottish mainland. Among those inhabited include Lerwick, the islands’ largest town, and Scalloway. More than 5,000 archaeological sites across Shetland hint at a long history, with evidence of human activity here as far back as 4,320BC. Between 150 and 200AD, brochs were built near the sea across Shetland – hollow stone roundhouses that may have been defensive fortresses. In the ninth century, Shetland was colonised by the Vikings, the start of a long Norse and Scandinavian influence, even after the islands passed to Scotland in the 14th century. Today, the Norse influence can be felt not just in Viking sites like the famous Jarlshof settlement, but in its place names, many of which are derived from Old Norse. Lerwick, for example, means ‘Muddy Bay’, the ‘wick’ not far from the ‘vik’ of Icelandic and Swedish. And Shetland dialect is unique, with outsiders soon picking up words like ‘peerie’ (small) and ‘bruck’ (litter), many of them with Norse origins. Hence, Shetland has its own identity and folk culture. The building featured in this video will be recognisable to fans of the TV series, ‘Shetland’ as Jimmy Perez’s house. Videos by IG/Shetlandruthie. Please go and check out her account for more amazing videos showcasing the beauty of the Shetland Islands. #shetland #snow #islandlife #winter #Scotland #bucketlist #vaction #relax #calm #happy

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