Our stroll through town took us through the Lodberries — old traders’ homes with attached shops — to a paved path that led us to “The Knab.” The name of the promontory, which juts into Bressay Sound, comes from Old Norse and appropriately means “projecting knoll or crag.”
The path took us along the rugged coastline to an overlook from which we enjoyed views of the sound and the “Horse of the Knab.” Nearby we found the ruins of WWI military defenses and the Lerwick Cemetery.もっと詳しく
旅行者
breathtaking!!!
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I did a double take on that photo and showed it to Mo before I saw your caption.
Two to TravelI don't know how I knew this since I have not seen the series ... maybe I saw a photo, or there might have been a sign.