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| 04-SEP-2014 | Robert Wilson |
The name "Stromness" comes from the Norse Straumsnes. Straum refers to the strong tides that rip past the Point of Ness through Hoy Sound to the south of the town. Nes means "headland". Stromness thus means "headland protruding into the tidal stream". In Viking times the anchorage where Stromness now stands was called Hamnavoe, meaning "peaceful" or "safe harbour".
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| Date/Time | 04-Sep-2014 09:17:08 |
| Make | Panasonic |
| Model | DMC-TZ35 |
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| Focal Length | 4.3 mm |
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| Aperture | f/4 |
| ISO Equivalent | 160 |
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