- A
skerry (/ˈskɛri/ SKEHRR-ee) is a
small rocky island, or islet,
usually too
small for
human habitation. It may
simply be a
rocky reef. A
skerry can also...
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skerry in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
skerry is a
small rocky island,
usually defined to be too
small for habitation.
Skerry,
skerries, or...
- The
Pentland Skerries (Old Norse: Pettlandssker) are a
group of four
uninhabited islands lying in the
Pentland Firth,
northeast of
Duncansby Head and south...
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called Da
Skerries or just
Skerries.[citation needed] The Out
Skerries lie
about 6
kilometres (4 mi)
northeast of Whalsay; and
Bound Skerry forms the...
- (Galea
Skerries)
Galera Skerries - 39°59′53″N 16°36′41″E / 39.998024°N 16.611303°E / 39.998024; 16.611303 (Galera
Skerries)
Godano Skerry - 38°38′20″N...
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Skerry cruisers (or
Square metre yachts) are yachts,
usually wooden,
which are
constructed according to the
Square metre rule.
Originating from Sweden...
- Sule
Skerry is a
remote skerry in the
North Atlantic off the
north coast of Scotland. Sule
Skerry lies 60
kilometres (32
nautical miles) west of the Orkney...
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Tainga Skerry.
South Mainland:[d]
Balla Skerry, Big Kiln, Big
Skerry,
Black Skerry,
Broad Stack,
Cloki Stack, Colsay,
Dedda Skerry,
Great Skerry, Hog of...
- "The
Great Silkie of Sule
Skerry" or "The Grey
Selkie of Sule
Skerry" is a
traditional folk song from
Orkney and Shetland. A
woman has her
child taken...
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Muckle Skerry is the
largest of the
Pentland Skerries, a
group of
uninhabited islets that lie off the
north coast of
Scotland in the
Pentland Firth. It...
