Orkney Bracelets - 'Silver & Glass' by Heather Croy

I use traditional methods, silver and glass to produce Viking Inspired silverwork  and traditional glass pictures and beads combined to make simple but stylish bits and pieces that are easy to live with.

I have been producing distinctive hand-framed knitwear from Orkney for customers all over the world for many years now.

My distinctive designs are inspired by wonderful Celtic and Pictish patterns, originally found on many religious carvings and manuscripts.

My knitwear is available at a number of local outlets - please visit my website for further details.

Ray Knox set up Orca Management Training to help business owners and their teams develop their own skills and make the business more profitable. Every business, no matter the size, can benefit from our expertise. From individual coaching to full scale courses we can improve your profitability.

Ray Knox
Valhalla
Deerness
Orkney
KW17 2QQ

01856 741487
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Whether you are looking for a romantic retreat, a ramblers delight or a family holiday home, Tiffyhall cottage which forms part of a small croft overlooking Newark Bay and the Pentland Firth to the south, is the perfect place for you to enjoy Orkney and it’s Isles.

The cottage is one of the oldest in the parish and was part of a working farm once owned by the Earl of Zetland. It fell into disrepair and stood empty for 50 years until it was fully renovated and extended in 2008 and has been transformed into a comfortable holiday cottage. The cottage is surrounded by farm land and is close to the Brough of Deerness, the Gloup and the Mull Head RSPB reserve.

The Covenanters memorial is also in the parish and for those of you who like walking all 4 sites are in walking distance as to is good quality coastal walking. In addition, being located on mainland Orkney, the World Heritage sites of Maes Howe, Ring of Brodgar, Skara Brae and numerous other sites of interest are a short distance by car as is the airport and ferry terminals at Stromness, Kirkwall and St Margaret’s Hope.

Cottage comprises of : Kitchen/diner, lounge, 1 x twin and 1 x double bedroom, bathroom with seperate shower cubicle, full central heating and parking for 2 vehicles.