Lunna House
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Image: © John Winterbottom Taken: 9 Jun 2005
From near Lunna Kirk. In the early years of WWII Lunna House became the HQ of the Norwegian Resistance and boats regularly crossed from West Lunna Voe to the Norwegian fjords.
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