1. For the Shetland Islands, see inset.

2. Walruses were commonly encountered in the Shetland Islands until quite recently.

3. We could see the cliffs of Shetland about two miles off.

4. Diana even had her own Shetland pony called Souffle.

5. The smallest kind of horse is the Shetland pony.

6. A Shetland pony she cared for on a horse ranch was part of the procession to the cemetery.

7. August is a fairly quiet month in Shetland apart from social functions like sailing regattas.

8. The arms, suddenly nerveless, dropped me, and the Shetland sweater retreated smartly.

9. But there are no chinos, cotton shirts or Shetland sweaters here.

10. Read in studio A Shetland Pony who was suffering from depression has been given a new outlook on the world.

10. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

11. In Shetland the situation is a bit confused by the migration of birds from other, usually more northerly areas.

12. The passenger and freight vessel will leave Shetland at 11am on Saturday, arriving at Bergen at midnight.

13. But they must find Shetland pretty inhospitable, with no trees to support the grubs which is their normal diet.

14. There are many historic sites to choose from, stretching from the Borders to Shetland.

15. Read in studio Conservation experts are warning of catastrophic longterm effects from the Shetland tanker disaster.

16. Shipping and seafaring are among the exhibits in the town's Shetland County Museum.

17. The accident threatened an ecological disaster for the remote Shetland Islands and its fishing, tourism and farming industries.

18. The review by the Valuation Office followed objections from salmon farmers on the West coast and islands, and on Shetland.

19. Columba, a neighbour of the giant Ninian field, is located some 105 miles east of the Shetland Islands.

20. Oil slick prompts no-fishing zone Fishermen have introduced a voluntary ban on fishing in the area surrounding the Shetland oil slick.

21. Fair Isle is a cliff-bound island of only about five hundred hectares in extent and lies midway between Orkney and Shetland.

22. In fact, Dunrossness has long been considered to be the most fertile and agriculturally productive area in the whole of Shetland.

23. Each of the prospective parliamentary candidates for Orkney and Shetland added their voices to the growing storm of unrest.

24. An even more startling species to arrive in numbers to Shetland is the great spotted woodpecker.

25. Unfortunately a flu bug attacked most of the crew during this week which clouded our impressions of Shetland.

26. Chromium Chromite has been produced from numerous small open pit workings on Unst in Shetland.

27. Time allowed 00:11 Grounded tanker leaking oil Oil is pouring into the sea from a stricken tanker off the coast of Shetland.

28. The redshank has vastly expanded its breeding range in Shetland in the last thirty years or so.

29. They will be replaced by lesser black-backed gulls, the only Shetland breeding gull which entirely deserts the islands in winter.

30. The three white mares shared their stable block with a group of Shetland ponies.

31. The mutant strain appeared in the south of Shetland, just as the council approved the scheme for another year.

32. Meanwhile, the situation in the marine environment around Shetland is changing.

33. Other birds we saw around Nesseby included dunlin, familiar enough to me as a breeding wader of the Shetland hills.

34. It includes an extension of the no-go areas around Shetland.

35. To describe the Miniature Shetland Pony Foals as small would be an understatement.

36. Read in studio Hurricane force winds are hampering efforts to save seals caught in the Shetland oil slick.

37. Experts from their Ross-on-Wye headquarters carried out an extensive survey of the coastal waters around the Shetland isles.

38. Although a few birds usually spend the summer in Shetland they have not so far been proved to breed here.

39. Walrus were quite commonly encountered in the Shetland Isles and the Scandinavian coasts until quite recently.

40. However, in the tiny political pond of Shetland,[http:///shetland.html] important issues can be affected by seemingly trivial considerations.

41. It has to be admitted that Shetland is not the most suitable place for wintering waders.

42. Now it is probably extinct as a breeding bird in Shetland, and its place has been taken by the reed bunting.

43. A obtained from of the Shetland islands .

44. The trotting gait of the Shetland Sheepdog should denote effortless speed and smoothness.

45. Shetland is the last stronghold of otters in the British Isles.

46. Freddie, a Jack Russell in Gloucestershire, England, has been riding on the back of his friend Daisy, a Shetland pony, for 5 years, the Daily Mail reported.

47. Although the resemblance between the Shetland Sheepdog and the Rough Collie is marked, there are differences which may be noted.

48. Freddie the Jack Russell is thrilling visitors to a farm by showing off his horse riding skills on Daisy, a Shetland Pony.

49. The Shetland Islands'rolling green hills, treeless and windswept, have a tranquillity that can't be explained.

50. Also known as the Goose-beaked whale, this creature is found as far north as the Shetland Islands and as south as Tierra Del Fuego at the tip of South America.

51. Another well-known wool is Shetland from the Shetland Islands in Scotland, UK.

52. The Shetland Islands are usually considered a part of Scotland.

53. Mayflower a grey Shetland pony grazes near to salt marshes by the River Test, Southampton, Hampshire.

54. So there are serious questions about the green credentials of plans to build Europe's largest onshore wind farm on 187 square kilometres of thick peat on the Shetland Islands.

55. It means Highland (the local government area), Orkney, Shetland, and the Western Isles in Highlands and Islands Fire and Rescue Service.

56. A few earthworms have been reported from the South Shetland Islands in Antarctica.

57. The blend fabric of rabbit hair and Shetland wool feels soft and brings better economic benefits.

58. A group of volcanic islands in the northern Atlantic Ocean between Iceland and the Shetland Islands. Originally settled by Celtic peoples, the islands passed to Denmark in 380.

59. The Shetland Sheepdog is a small, alert, rough - coated, longhaired working dog.

60. This shot of a puffin was taken at Sumburgh Head in the Shetland Isles, where these colorful little birds can be seen in great numbers in the summertime.

61. Every year a portion of the 614 residents of the island of Unst, the northernmost of the Scottish Shetland Islands, band together to decorate their stop near Baltasound.

62. Scotland:A constituent country of the United Kingdom comprising the northern part of the island of Great Britain and the Hebrides, Shetland Islands, and Orkney Islands.

63. The results indicate how and when the East Shetland Fault linked and controlled sedimentary facies distributions and petroleum system in the Beryl Embayment.

64. The spatial distribution of volcanic rocks and the migration of volcanic activities in Livingston Island with time is basically corresponded to that in South Shetland Islands.

65. We left the Antarctic Peninsula and sailed, as Shackleton had, just offshore to the South Shetland Islands, from which the explorer had launched his desperate run for South Georgia.

66. A constituent country of the United Kingdom comprising the northern part of the island of Great Britain and the Hebrides, Shetland Islands, and Orkney Islands.

67. The owners of Tilly the Shetland pony received a double shock when she gave birth. They didn't know she was pregnant - and they certainly weren't expecting a zebra.