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	Hascosay Sound - Shetlopedia - The Shetland Encyclopaedia - The Shetland Encyclopaedia that anyone can edit. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Hascosay Sound - Shetlopedia - The Shetland Encyclopaedia - The Shetland Encyclopaedia that anyone can edit.
		Hascosay Sound, (HU542925), is a stretch of water on the east side of the island of Yell in Shetland, between the Ness of Kaywick and the uninhabited island of Hascosay.
		At the south end of the sound is the entrance to Mid Yell Voe.
	www.shetlopedia.com /Hascosay_Sound (89 words)

	HAMNAVOE DRY-DOCK SCHEDULE CONFIRMED
		Hascosay, which recently underwent a comprehensive overhaul and re-fit, will operate a car, freight and limited passenger service on the existing Hamnavoe schedule.
		Utilising the Hascosay is a viable option that gives us the capacity to carry all cars and freight presented, whilst making alternative arrangements for passengers if required.
		Due to Hascosay’s limited passenger capacity – which NorthLink is currently in discussions with the Maritime Coastguard Agency to increase – NorthLink has made arrangements to work with John o’ Groats Ferries for the duration of Hamnavoe’s dry-docking to carry passengers between Orkney and the Scottish mainland.
	northlinkferries.co.uk /Default.aspx.LocID-00gnew004.RefLocID-00g00e... (545 words)

	Orkney News Archive for May 10-16, 2003
		She is expected to be back in service on Monday, May 24.
		The company say that the Hascosay has passenger facilities and will operate a car, freight and limited passenger service.
		However, they have made arrangements with John o’ Groats Ferries to carry passengers who cannot be accommodated on the Hascosay.
	www.orcadian.co.uk /archive/2004/archive20.htm (1686 words)

	Hascosay - Special Area of Conservation - SAC
		Hascosay - Special Area of Conservation - SAC
		Hascosay is one of the few remaining un-eroded pool systems in Shetland.
		The blanket bog on Hascosay is remarkably intact and supports a range of shallow mud-bottomed, as opposed to Sphagnum-filled, hollows.
	www.jncc.gov.uk /ProtectedSites/SACselection/sac.asp?EUcode=UK0019793 (273 words)

	NorthLink Ferries - Gallery - Hascosay
		NorthLink's freight and livestock vessel Hascosay newly resplendent in her NorthLink livery.
		The NorthLink freight and livestock vessel Hascosay after her extensive refurbishment and overhaul at a Polish shipyard, resplendent in her NorthLink livery.
		The vessel went into service on the Northern Isles routes in October 2002.
	www.northlinkferries.co.uk /hascosay-pictures.html (71 words)

	Marine Connection
		Other days they were chasing fish; breaching clear out of the waves with the fish being thrown out of the water with ease, tail slapping and side breaching before landing on the surface of the water with a loud crash.
		During July I went over to Shetland for a few surveys on the Hascosay, a ferryboat belonging to North-Link sailing from Aberdeen to Lerwick.
		At this time of year its amazing, on our last trip I saw 11 minke whales, 15 harbour porpoise, 79 white-beaked dolphins and 50-60 atlantic white sided dolphins - all very close to the boat.
	www.marineconnection.org /news/general/moray_firth_news_July06.htm (847 words)

	Shetland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		I decided that it would be nice to be an activator for a change and suggested to Jack, already an activator, that we could do some of the Shetland Islands together.
		We could not raise much interest on the WAB 40 metre net so we QSY’d to 20 metres until it was time to set off for Hascosay.
		Although Hascosay is a very short distance from Fetlar the boat to take us there was on Yell so we had to catch the 11 o'clock ferry to Yell.
	www.qsl.net /g4zvd/iohtml/Shetland.htm (1693 words)

	Mid Yell Feature Page on Undiscovered Scotland
		Mid Yell Voe is deep and sheltered, and its attractions as a port continue today, though the direct steamers have long since been replaced by the short car ferry crossings.
		The mouth of Mid Yell Voe is protected from the weather by the uninhabited island of Hascosay.
		This is believed to have magical soil that deters mice.
	www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk /yell/midyell (507 words)

	Northlink Freight - freight ferry crossings to the Orkney and Shetland Islands
		The NorthLink freight ferry service is fully integrated with its passenger vessel service.
		The specialist freight vessel MV Hascosay, can deal with heavy and outsized ro-ro traffic and hazardous cargoes.
		The frequency of the service and sailing times have been carefully prepared for your convenience to make travel to the northern isles more simple and enjoyable than ever before.
	www.directferriesfreight.co.uk /northlink_freight.htm (208 words)

	Sea Kayak Shetland Home Page
		Starting from the fine sandy beach alongside the Mid Yell Pier we head out east into Colgrave Sound.
		The uninhabited island of Hascosay offers an interesting diversion if there is time, and Fetlar is a bit further away to the east.
		Just after passing the beacon at Vatsetter we head into the bay at Ayre of Birrier.
	www.seakayakshetland.co.uk /Yell.htm (305 words)

	2006 Birds (Jan-Feb) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		There are still 2 Pomarine Skuas in the Bluemull triangle, off Hascosay.
		A boat survey found 3 Pomarine Skuas, off Lunna, Hascosay and north Fetlar, while a Velvet Scoter was off Hascosay and 2 Common Scoters were off Fetlar.
		There were 3 Puffins and 5 Little Auks between SE Yell and Lunna Ness.
	www.nature-shetland.co.uk /naturelatest/birdarchive06janfeb.htm (2308 words)

	The Orcadian Online Archive - August 13-19, 2001
		The announcement, made on Friday morning, means that all four of the NorthLink vessels, which will come into action in October 2002, have now been named.
		The passenger ferry for the Aberdeen - Kirkwall - Lerwick route is to be called Hrossey - the Old Norse name for the Orkney Mainland - while the livestock vessel being bought in by the company will go by the name of Hascosay - an island in Shetland between Yell and Fetlar.
		These join Hamnavoe, the name for the new Stromness-Scrabster ferry.
	www.orcadian.co.uk /archive/2001/archive48.htm (1725 words)

	uboat.net - Fighting the U-boats - Ships - Submit information
		Join our members area of this site - huge amount of new info.
		You are submitting an entry for Hascosay (a Isles class ms trawler).
		Please note that this is for comments, suggestions, new data etc.
	uboat.net /allies/warships/submit.php?shipID=6641 (151 words)

	Overview of Hascosay Sound (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		A channel separating the west coast of the island of Hascosay from the much larger island of Yell in Shetland, Hascosay Sound averages a half-mile (1 km) in width.
		The Hascosay Sound meets the South Sound at the mouth of Mid Yell Voe, and extends northwards to the mouth of Busta Voe.
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	www.geo.ed.ac.uk:81 /scotgaz/features/featurefirst7045.html (105 words)

	Podcast Pickle: The Northzine Podcast
		Here are links to photographs of some of the ships whose horns took part in the
		Well here it is! At great expense, and with a cast of thousands (people, starlings, ships and
		Boy Gordon A441; Duthies II PD87; Evening Star BCK 372; Far Sovereign; Hascosay; Havila Fortune; HMS
	www.podcastpickle.com /casts/3626 (745 words)

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