Eday is one of the Orkney Islands of Scotland. It's about 15 miles north of the Orkney Mainland, 8 miles long by a mile wide but pinched in the middle: in Old Norse Eiðøy means "isthmus island". It's low-lying heath and farmland, with a scatter of houses but nothing that could be called a village, and with a population in 2011 of 130. The reason to visit is to see its collection of ancient tombs and standing stones.
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