Shetland - Esha Ness, Whalsay, Yell

[@weebaist]

Great little video clips, enjoyed watching them ahead of our trip, thank you.

[@kato119]

What a lovely video!

[@Patriciawood-l3s]

Great video

[@anthonybuss7751]

Thanks for an in-depth look at Shetland…What is a “haa”?

[@philmorr]

Many thanks for this. A "haa" was a laird's house, and a number were built across Shetland from the 1600s onwards, of which the Tangwick Haa is one of the best examples.

[@anthonybuss7751]

@@philmorr Thanks for the clarification. Is it from possibly Norse or Gaelic?

[@philmorr]

It would be Norse rather than Gaelic

[@forbesmeek6304]

Scots Ha' a Hall.

[@steviegalloway8124]

Not pronounced " Whalslay "

[@leslieallan392]

An English woman trying to pronounce Shetland place names...😩