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1 author picked Maeshowe and the Heart of Neolithic Orkney as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Orkney is home to more historical sites and monuments than I can name, but for those of us who celebrate the Winter Solstice, Maeshowe is a critical pilgrimage site. This official souvenir guide to Maeshowe and other Neolithic sites is a perfect companion to the stories and historical facts woven by tour guides. It also doesn’t hurt that you can pull it out, stare at the beautiful photographs, and imagine yourself back in Orkney every time you long to return.
From M.A.'s list on The best books to make you fall madly in love with Orkney.
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