Ladie Loch

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Shetland

Scotland

Ladie Loch

Sand Water, near West Sandwick, at dusk
Sand Water, near West Sandwick, at dusk Credit: Mike Pennington

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Ladie Loch Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 60.591979/-1.1755106 or Grid Reference HU4590. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Sand Water, near West Sandwick, at dusk
Sand Water, near West Sandwick, at dusk
The wild centre of Yell covered in snow
The wild centre of Yell covered in snow
Mid Yell: the A968 heads for West Sandwick Looking along the A968, the main road across the island from Ulsta to Gutcher. It is along this stretch that the road crosses from the west side of Yell to the east.
Mid Yell: the A968 heads for West Sandwick
Looking along the A968, the main road across the island from Ulsta to Gutcher. It is along this stretch that the road crosses from the west side of Yell to the east.
Yell Sound at dusk from above West Sandwick Across the sound, after a lovely sunny day, Ronas Hill is wreathed in mist, an unusual sight in late autumn in Shetland.
Yell Sound at dusk from above West Sandwick
Across the sound, after a lovely sunny day, Ronas Hill is wreathed in mist, an unusual sight in late autumn in Shetland.
Lunga Water, near West Sandwick, at dusk
Lunga Water, near West Sandwick, at dusk
Loch of Scattlands, West Sandwick
Loch of Scattlands, West Sandwick
View from West Sandwick across Yell Sound to Ronas Hill
View from West Sandwick across Yell Sound to Ronas Hill
Hjarkland: postbox № ZE2 28 This postbox stands on the main A968, on the corner of the road to West Sandwick and the hamlet to the north marked as Harkland on the 1:50,000 and 1:25,000 maps but spelt Hjarkland on larger scale maps and on local signage.
Hjarkland: postbox № ZE2 28
This postbox stands on the main A968, on the corner of the road to West Sandwick and the hamlet to the north marked as Harkland on the 1:50,000 and 1:25,000 maps but spelt Hjarkland on larger scale maps and on local signage.
Lunga Water, near West Sandwick
Lunga Water, near West Sandwick
A968 The main road between the ferry terminals on Yell.
A968
The main road between the ferry terminals on Yell.
Descent to Southladie Voe West Sandwick.
Descent to Southladie Voe
West Sandwick.
Bus shelter at the West Sandwick turn These simple red bus shelters, provided by the Islands Council, are ubiquitous across Shetland. This one stands on what appears to be the old road alignment by the A968 - the main route across Yell. In common with most main roads in Shetland it is well-maintained, fast and generally empty.
Bus shelter at the West Sandwick turn
These simple red bus shelters, provided by the Islands Council, are ubiquitous across Shetland. This one stands on what appears to be the old road alignment by the A968 - the main route across Yell. In common with most main roads in Shetland it is well-maintained, fast and generally empty.
Shetland ponies on Yell These small ponies originated in Shetland and are a common sight around the islands; the tradition of small horses here stretches back at least to the bronze age. They are noted for being hardy, strong, intelligent and, of course, irresistibly loveable. These two seemed content in their field by the sea, the nearest one clearly hoping for a sugar lump from the photographer - sadly it was to be disappointed.
Shetland ponies on Yell
These small ponies originated in Shetland and are a common sight around the islands; the tradition of small horses here stretches back at least to the bronze age. They are noted for being hardy, strong, intelligent and, of course, irresistibly loveable. These two seemed content in their field by the sea, the nearest one clearly hoping for a sugar lump from the photographer - sadly it was to be disappointed.
West Sandwick A track from West Sandwick village leads to a small car park from where a short path gives access to a glorious stretch of golden sand. Apart from this neatly maintained notice case there are no other facilities.
West Sandwick
A track from West Sandwick village leads to a small car park from where a short path gives access to a glorious stretch of golden sand. Apart from this neatly maintained notice case there are no other facilities.
West Sandwick Beach The southern end of this Yell beach.
West Sandwick Beach
The southern end of this Yell beach.
West Sandwick Beach The northern end of this splendid Yell beach - deserted on this Monday morning in April.
West Sandwick Beach
The northern end of this splendid Yell beach - deserted on this Monday morning in April.
West Sandwick Beach An attractive stretch of sand on Yell's west coast.
West Sandwick Beach
An attractive stretch of sand on Yell's west coast.
West Sandwick and Loch of Scattlands A haar in Yell Sound obscured Ronas Hill and north Mainland.
West Sandwick and Loch of Scattlands
A haar in Yell Sound obscured Ronas Hill and north Mainland.
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Ladie Loch is located at Grid Ref: HU4590 (Lat: 60.591979, Lng: -1.1755106)

Unitary Authority: Shetland Islands

Police Authority: Highlands and Islands

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