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Faskruthsfjorthur, Iceland.
Faskruthsfjorthur cemetery for 49 French and Belgian fishermen.
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Faskruthsfjorthur, Iceland.
This is probably the island of Skruthur, famed for its gannet colonies.
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Faskruthsfjorthur, Iceland.
A picturesque light house east of Faskruthsfjorthur.
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Faskruthsfjorthur, Iceland.
A farm in full sunlight east of Faskruthsfjorthur.
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Seythisfjorthur, Iceland.
Another waterfall on the road to Seythisfjorthur.
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One of many pieces of Caterpillar equipment we saw throughout Iceland. I gave...
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Seythisfjorthur, Icelanjd.
Our first glimpse of Seythisfjorthur, first settled in 10th century by...
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Seythisfjorthur, Iceland.
One of the many waterfalls on the road to Seythisfjorthur.
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Seythisfjorthur, Iceland.
One more waterfall on the road to Seythisfjorthur. These and the...
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The church at Seythisfjorthur, Iceland.
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Seythisfjorthur, Iceland.
Finally, a little sunshine.
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Seythisfjorthur, Iceland.
The Avalanche monument, dedicated to the 24 people killed in the 1885...
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Seythisfjorthur, Iceland.
A farm nestled among the mountains and beside the river.
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Seythisfjorthur, Iceland.
A pretty waterfall spilling over the ridge on the road to Seythisfjorthur.
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Seythisfjorthur, Iceland.
The Fjarthara River valley.
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