Maeshowe

Maeshowe, a prehistoric tomb with a burial chamber, is located northeast of Stromnes on the island of Meenland in the Orkney Islands, Scotland. It is conical and 91 meters round, with a trench dug around it. The stone inscriptions in the tomb show that the tomb was stolen by Vikings around the 10th century. In 1999, the site was listed as a representative of the British Neolithic cultural monuments, and has a history of 5,000 years. I like to see these old stones. The previous artificial method is really powerful. The round dome is very round.

The ancient monument of Messhou boulder on Ornik Island in the far north of Scotland is probably the furthest and most interesting attraction in the UK. It has a history of 5,000 years and looks like a pyramid. It is covered with green turf and looks like someone has lived in it. The tall and tall foreigners must fold their waists to enter. The beautiful women with closed phobias retreated at once. The tickets must be accompanied by an interpreter. There is no need to pay extra. It may be because the special trip arrives and does not disappoint. They are all remakes. The range is too big to shoot. The boulders in the wilderness, It is my favorite ^^ps wind is oversized! Pay attention to wind protection