And then from there over to the Shetland Islands and then finally from there, it would stretch out 331 kilometers across the open ocean to western Norway.
It's also quite prominent in Shetland. I lived in Shetland five years ago for one year and this is a very interesting variety of Scots, because it sounds quite Scandinavian.
Like in the Shetland Islands off Scotland, where a tidal array system has been powering the energy grid since 2016. OK, but what about floating buildings?
By the early second millennium BCE, there is evidence of farming, cultivating cereal crops, and keeping cattle and sheep, with settlements found along the west coast and as far north as Shetland.