The bleak twisting road lures the visitor westward around the Sandness Hill. Suddenly, it seems, the outlook transforms into the softer landscape of a typical Mainland crofting scene, a homely and inviting community so quintessentially Shetland.
But is it? In some respects Sandness is atypical with features of a more remote"island" community.
Sandness History Group tells the story of the district, its people and how they have survived through hard times, prospered in others, and remain optimistic for the future.
Sandness History Group
Paperback
170 pages
