Happy St Magnus Day to all the Orcadians out there. I hope you all have a great day. And remember to fly your beautiful flag with pride. #StMagnusDay #Orkney #Scotland

One from the fave photos file .. #tidesoutTuesday at Evie #Orkney

Good morning 🥰 #orkney

Tomorrow, 16 April, in (pick a year from 1115-1118), Magnús Erlendsson, Earl of #Orkney , was killed by his cousin and co-earl Hákon Pálsson, on the island of #Egilsay , at what was supposed to be a peace meeting. 1/9

The SNP candidate for Orkney and Shetland has not yet found time to answer this question.

Today is St Magnus Day, a significant date in the history of #Orkney . Discover more from orkney.com 👇

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Celebrate St Magnus Day by discovering the story of #Orkney 's patron saint 🇳🇴

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#VisitOrkney #ScotlandIsCalling

Yesnaby cliffs, Orkney.

Dylan and Maggie wish a happy St Magnus Day to all our #Orkney pals! 🥳🐶

16 Apr: feast of St. Magnus, d. 1116, patron of #Orkney , #Shetland & Northern #Scotland #otd (Stevekeiretsu)

A beautiful morning! #orkney #tiredbuthappy

Really looking forward to #ISMmembersday tomorrow, the epic trek from #Orkney is underway but it will be well worth it to meet with everyone tomorrow ISM #ISMDiaryTravels here’s to a fab day of discussions and music! 🎵

I absolutely LOVE this!!! 🤩🤩🤩 Come discover Freya’s #Orkney (without the possibility of being stalked by a murderer or blown away by a storm, obvs! 😆)

#AmReading #DarkIsland

Such a beautiful evening! 🤩 #orkney

Windy and rainy- perfect conditions for a little bumble 🥰 #orkney #feelinghappy

Wishing everyone in Orkney a very, very happy St Magnus' Day x.com/Gda1238/status…

The constantly changing landscapes of Orkney orkney.com VisitScotland #neolithic #RingOfBrodgar #yesnaby #canonfavpic #appicoftheweek BBC Weather BBC Weather Watchers

'Ear's Looking At You, Kid'

Wheatear at Birsay, #Orkney , yesterday.

Found in 1867, the Orkney Hood is the only complete piece of clothing to survive from before the medieval period in Scotland.

The garment was lost or deliberately left in a bog over 1,500 years ago and the lack of oxygen slowed its decay for centuries.

#archaeohistories