The Third End of the World in the Northern Hemisphere

There were too many people going to Iceland to arouse my interest. Going to the Faroe Islands requires an additional Danish visa, and I was too lazy to apply for it, so I took an eight-hour train to the port of Aberdeen, and then took a 14.5-Hour boat ride from the port of Aberdeen to the Shetland Islands, the third-largest end of the world in the northern hemisphere. There are few people there, only the huge windmill slowly turns on the green hillside, and the sheep graze in the shadow of the windmill. When you look up, you can see the sea and the sky. Sometimes I need to feel loneliness, and sometimes I need to enjoy silence. I just stood on the edge of the cliff, looking at the waves of the North Sea, and just wanted to jump off without caring about anything. I wanted to be a seagull, a free seagull, without any restraint, able to jump off the towering cliff and challenge the brave waves. Concept: loneliness and freedom