Strom Loch, Whiteness. Beth Anderson Past the Loch of Strom, with the remains of a mediaeval building on its isle, is the signpost to South Whiteness, a road with spectacular displays of wild flowers along its verges and worth the detour. As you climb Wormadale Hill take time to stop at the viewpoint and admire one of the most breathtaking views in Shetland. This is a traditional real ale inn serving good pub grub. Cyclists, campers and hikers are welcome and you can erect your tent on the purpose built site which has its own access to toilets and showers.
Camper vans can use the inn's car park.
Driving back to town you pass Tingwall Airport which is used for inter-island flights. These books are available from The Shetland Times Bookshop .