Kirkwall

Orkney, an archipelago of 70 __________, has about 25,000 people.

Tidy and __________, this town's buildings are more practical than pretty.

Its pedestrians-only main drag leads from the cathedral down to the __________.

It's a workaday strip lined with simple shops and busy with _________ who all seem to know each other.

At the harbor, fishing boats bob and _________ fan out to nearby islands.

It's a toe-tapping energy as everybody __________ together.

With centuries of tombstones and its weathered red sandstone, it's a reminder of a long-ago ______ that shaped this island's culture.

In fact, it was part of a Norwegian __________.

The Vikings established Orkney as a _________ post in the 9th century, and it stayed under Norwegian rule for 600 years.

Stepping inside, you're _________ by the stout and harmonious Romanesque design