Can someone makes this as Childe version? 😂😂 We need new horkney CH meme

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The stoor worm, or Mester Stoor Worm, was a gigantic evil sea serpent of Orcadian folklore, capable of contaminating plants and destroying animals and humans with its putrid breath. It is probably an Orkney variant of the Norse Jörmungandr!

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1472 Orkney & Shetland become integrated parts of Scotland as a result of the marriage (& subsequent dowry) between James III and Margaret of Denmark.

Willem Blaeu's map (1654) of Orkney & Shetland (public domain via commons & NLS).

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In 2019, a 2,000-year-old seal tooth pendant was found at an ancient site in Orkney where the seals still sing 🦭

Sound like a fairy tale? Find out how folklore can help us interpret the past and unearth new stories: https://t.co/dRtDsSoMO3

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At the end of the 17th century a mysterious kayak-paddling “Finnman” was first seen in Orkney waters. Jonathan Westaway explores what the subsequent explanations tell us about early modern science's fascination with the "out of place": https://t.co/Cjzx1csrfv

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The American painter William Tost Richards visited Orkney, Shetland and Skye in 1896, producing a series of watercolours which he later worked into large oil paintings in the style of the Hudson River School

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Some old watercolors from some time I spent in Orkney.

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New artwork for sale! - "Stromness Orkney Islands Astonishing Sun over Mainland" - https://t.co/7Cii8F6q18

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This week our is St Ives harbour and Godrevy c. 1934-8 by Alfred Wallis

This work, along with a number of Alfred Wallis works in our collection, is double sided. On the reverse of this work is Yacht, pink and green.

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Varied Thrush, Papa Westray, Orkney. Don’t think I’ve done such a fantastic bird justice here, hopefully do a larger painting soon. Can’t thank ⁦⁩ enough for finding the bird which resulted in such a memorable twitch🙂

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This is an oil painting over a poster found in a skip of a wave washing over a lighthouse. Some of the original photograph is still showing through. Hay bales and standing stones, Orkney Isles.

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Here we have a canvas in four stages. A reliable source tells me they get worse as they go along, but I can’t help adding new layers and media. No. 4 even has printing ink and mono prints scattered across it. Seeing what works, & not worrying too much about it. Orkney landscape.

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Today we have two sketches using simple forms, chalks and oil mediums, and an essential telegraph pole. Based on standing stone studies, Orkney.

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Orkney Saga. This is a large piece with bits of stone circle, cloud burst, sea and land, and, of course, a telegraph pole or two. Vivid memories from the last few days. Thanks

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You seem to be short of an Orkney one? So here’s a pic from last night

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An Orkney Saga, parts 1 to 4. After a bad few days doodling up a cul de sac feeling a little better now. Even though I’ve run out of flake white.

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