The Mousa Broch should now be within easy reach of visitors, thanks to a decision to restart runs of the Mousa boat.
Covid-19 had played havoc with the vessel’s schedule last year, with restrictions meaning the boat had to be kept under lock and key.
But the vessel is now running with a maximum of 30 passengers at a time to allow for social distancing.
Hand sanitisers are being provided, and passengers are being asked to wear face coverings.
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