The Knee (mini stack)
And the great thing about Duncansby Head is its scenic drama - a fitting headland for most north-easterly point on the British mainland.
At the Geo of Sclaites:
Beyond the geo the cliffs march south towards Freswick and the impressive Stacks of Duncansby appear. These sea-stacks are 60m high and were first climbed in 1958. They are less famous than the 137m high Old Man of Hoy but are probably seen by more tourists.
Stacks of Duncansby:
We continued just beyond the three stacks where the crowds thinned dramatically. Perched precariously on the very edge of the cliffs was a couple in flagrante delicio, adding an extreme sport frisson to the act of coitus. It was well seeing that the midge season had not yet started.
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