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Tagged as: OrkneyVoices

Orkney Aye Aye (OV19)

1900-1950 +more

Funny story about feelings (OV14)

This is a story about a someone feeling very alone and describing the feeling.

1950-2000

Orkney Aye Aye (OV2)

Aye Aye is an old Orkney dialect greeting which means 'Hello'.

1900-1950 +more

Orkney Aye Aye (OV4)

Aye Aye is an old Orkney dialect greeting which means 'Hello'.

1900-1950 +more

Orkney Aye Aye (OV5)

Aye Aye is an old Orkney dialect greeting which means 'Hello'.

1900-1950 +more

Orkney Aye Aye (OV6)

Aye Aye is an old Orkney dialect greeting which means 'Hello'.

1900-1950 +more

Orkney Aye Aye (OV7)

Aye Aye is an old Orkney dialect greeting which means 'Hello'.

1900-1950 +more

Orkney Aye Aye (OV8)

Aye Aye is an old Orkney dialect greeting which means 'Hello'.

1900-1950 +more

Orkney Aye Aye (OV9)

Aye Aye is an old Orkney dialect greeting which means 'Hello'.

1900-1950 +more

Tales of the boat (OV10)

1950-2000

Tales of going to the uninhabited Island of Copinsay (OV11)

1950-2000

Speaking about seeing birds (OV12)

Orcadians have a constant connection to nature and wildlife.

1950-2000

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