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Hildasay (Scots:
Hildasay; Old Norse: Hildisey) (from the Old
Norse masculine name
Hildir with ey "island"), also
known as Hildisay, is an uninhabited...
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Hildasay is a 7,606 GT roll-on/roll-off
ferry which was
built by
Astilleros de Huelva,
Spain in 1999 as
Leili for the
Estonian Shipping Company. During...
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Linga is a
small island off
Hildasay in the
Shetland Islands. It is one of the
Scalloway Islands. Haswell-Smith
compares Hildasay and the
adjacent islands...
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after a "Ronald",
unlike South Ronaldsay). This list
omits names such as
Hildasay,
where the
person in
question is mythological, or
Ailsa Craig,
where the...
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Denmark Langå Muni****lity, in
Denmark Langa, Shetland, an
island off
Hildasay, Shetland,
Scotland Langa, Greece, a
village in the
southern part of Kastoria...
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Skerries o da Rokness, Da
Skerry o ****abrik,
Gaada Stack,
Muntavie Stack.
Hildasay;
Easter Score Holm, Hogg of Linga, Hoe
Skerry (east), Hoe
Skerry (north)...
- six-month
veterinary research job on a
small Northumbrian island called Hildasay. Bill
reluctantly agrees to
relocate on the
island with his wife, daughter...
- to
Lerwick via
Kirkwall route, 125 m long both in
service since 2002 MS
Hildasay and MS ****iar,
sister ships, used for
freight and
livestock to Orkney...
- four
sister ships,
Challenge (Clipper Ranger),
Triumph (****iar),
Shield (
Hildasay) and Arrow.
These were
later deplo**** on
charters to
Caledonian MacBrayne...
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Chris tells the
story of the
first part of his
journey in 'Finding
Hildasay'. The book is
named after an
uninhabited Scottish island where Lewis spent...
