
The Kirk at Graemsay has been disused for many years and now houses hay instead of a congregation. However the kirkyard is still in use, and is well kept and a very tranquil spot. The kirkyard overlooks Burra Sound and the Hoy Hills - a stunning and peaceful location.




An oystercatcher has laid her eggs among the chippings of one of the graves!


Do hope your local oyster catchers are more successful than ours!
ReplyDeleteSo do I.... at least these nested on the ground!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the oyster catchers, such handsome noisy birds.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the oyster catchers, such handsome noisy birds.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the oyster catchers, such handsome noisy birds
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