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Rinni Gill

Valley in Orkney

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Rinni Gill

Runcigill, Hoy, Orkney The photo is taken from the head of the gully and is looking towards the scree of Grut Fea.
Runcigill, Hoy, Orkney Credit: Claire Pegrum

Rinni Gill, located in the picturesque Orkney Valley, is a small village in the province of British Columbia, Canada. Situated amidst stunning natural beauty, it is nestled between the Coast Mountains and the Fraser River, offering residents and visitors breathtaking views and a tranquil atmosphere.

With a population of around 1,500 people, Rinni Gill is a close-knit community known for its friendly and welcoming residents. The village boasts a rich history, dating back to its establishment in the late 19th century during the gold rush era. Today, remnants of this past can be seen in the well-preserved heritage buildings that dot the landscape.

Despite its small size, Rinni Gill offers a range of amenities and services to cater to the needs of its residents. These include a community center, a school, a library, and several local businesses. The village also has a strong agricultural presence, with many farms producing a variety of crops and livestock.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to explore in Rinni Gill. The surrounding mountains provide opportunities for hiking, camping, and wildlife spotting. The nearby Fraser River is a popular spot for fishing and boating, attracting both locals and tourists.

Overall, Rinni Gill is a charming village that offers a tranquil lifestyle, stunning natural surroundings, and a strong sense of community. It is an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat amidst nature's beauty.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 58.871224/-3.3411677 or Grid Reference ND2298. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Runcigill, Hoy, Orkney The photo is taken from the head of the gully and is looking towards the scree of Grut Fea.
Runcigill, Hoy, Orkney
The photo is taken from the head of the gully and is looking towards the scree of Grut Fea.
North Burn of Sneuk, Hoy, Orkney
North Burn of Sneuk, Hoy, Orkney
Knap of Trowieglen Bagged the TUMP first before this Marilyn with Jim Bloomer and Tricky Speirs. Name: Knap of Trowieglen Hill number: 1551 Height: 399m / 1309ft Area:23: Orkney Islands Class: Ma,3 Grid ref: ND 23974 98459 Summit feature: trig point in windshelter Drop: 354m Col: 45m HY242007
Knap of Trowieglen
Bagged the TUMP first before this Marilyn with Jim Bloomer and Tricky Speirs. Name: Knap of Trowieglen Hill number: 1551 Height: 399m / 1309ft Area:23: Orkney Islands Class: Ma,3 Grid ref: ND 23974 98459 Summit feature: trig point in windshelter Drop: 354m Col: 45m HY242007
Barren Slopes Of The Knap of Trowieglen
Barren Slopes Of The Knap of Trowieglen
Coastal View From Stany Hamars Descending from the Knap of Trowieglen and a coastal view opens towards the island of Graemsay.
Coastal View From Stany Hamars
Descending from the Knap of Trowieglen and a coastal view opens towards the island of Graemsay.
Trig point on Knap of Trowieglen Part of Ward Hill in the background.
Trig point on Knap of Trowieglen
Part of Ward Hill in the background.
Lochans on Rievie Hill There were 7 or 8 bonxies flying around here, very glad it was not nesting season. They were menacing without going into dive bomb and attack mode.
Lochans on Rievie Hill
There were 7 or 8 bonxies flying around here, very glad it was not nesting season. They were menacing without going into dive bomb and attack mode.
Little Loch across Runcigill It's odd that this particular loch is named, whereas many similar lochs don't get the honour. Ward Hill in the background.
Little Loch across Runcigill
It's odd that this particular loch is named, whereas many similar lochs don't get the honour. Ward Hill in the background.
Summit of Mel Fea
Summit of Mel Fea
Mel Fea looking towards Rackwick
Mel Fea looking towards Rackwick
Lochans on Mel Fea A grassy moorland ridge with a number of lochans.
Lochans on Mel Fea
A grassy moorland ridge with a number of lochans.
Lochans on the east ridge of Knap of Trowieglen Many more tiny lochans than appear on the 1:50000 map make for interesting walking.
Lochans on the east ridge of Knap of Trowieglen
Many more tiny lochans than appear on the 1:50000 map make for interesting walking.
Lochans on Knap of Trowieglen This is very damp ground indeed. Here looking over two of the many lochans towards ward Hill, the highest hill on Orkney at 479 metres.
Lochans on Knap of Trowieglen
This is very damp ground indeed. Here looking over two of the many lochans towards ward Hill, the highest hill on Orkney at 479 metres.
Lochan on Knap of Trowieglen There are many small lochans on this hill, one of which if you are to believe the legend is the home to a water kelpie. Looking over to Nowt Bield on Ward Hill.
Lochan on Knap of Trowieglen
There are many small lochans on this hill, one of which if you are to believe the legend is the home to a water kelpie. Looking over to Nowt Bield on Ward Hill.
South Burn on Hoy The South Burn flows into the bay at Rackwick. It was over the banks, but running clear after many days of heavy rain.
South Burn on Hoy
The South Burn flows into the bay at Rackwick. It was over the banks, but running clear after many days of heavy rain.
Moorland beside the South Burn on Hoy The short distance from the road to the banks of the South Burn is across very rough grassland and deep heather. There is also peat cuttings alongside the road.
Moorland beside the South Burn on Hoy
The short distance from the road to the banks of the South Burn is across very rough grassland and deep heather. There is also peat cuttings alongside the road.
Stany Hamars on North Hoy A fine view looking over the glen that splits North Hoy. The lighthouse at Graemsay is visible over the Burra Sound.
Stany Hamars on North Hoy
A fine view looking over the glen that splits North Hoy. The lighthouse at Graemsay is visible over the Burra Sound.
Stany Hamars looking to Rackwick Quite easy walking down the Stany Hamars with wonderful views in all directions. Here looking to the one time fishing community of Rackwick.
Stany Hamars looking to Rackwick
Quite easy walking down the Stany Hamars with wonderful views in all directions. Here looking to the one time fishing community of Rackwick.
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Rinni Gill is located at Grid Ref: ND2298 (Lat: 58.871224, Lng: -3.3411677)

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