Skerry III - Outcrop scafell pike Nuptse shouldering forward on the

Nuptse shouldering forward on the left

and sacred to the Celts

It is famous for its whisky and for being the place where George Orwell went to find peace to finish writing '1984' his most famous book

and rolling pastures in the south

It lives just offshore

Skerry III - Outcrop scafell pike Nuptse shouldering forward on theSKERRY III Outcrop, pendant necklace in sterling silver made on the Isle of Arran by Jess MacDonald Brass. A skerry is the rock the tide never fully claims. You might have spotted them from a shore walk or a west coast drive, small outcrops sitting just above the surface, salt scoured and fractured by everything the sea throws at them. Or closer, if you've paddled or snorkelled around them. Theyre not dramatic structures, but I find them curious ones.