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Saturday, July 5, 2008
Couple of pictures!
just took these few photos today. You've probably seen the scenery before on here, but, anyways, here it goes:
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5 comments:
lol strange that you have spam comments.. anyway i came from the "click next blog" at the navbar and at first i didnt knew where faroe islands were, you have great photos and it looks so serene and peaceful there. how i envy you..
i hope you do drop by my blog sometime..
Yeah. Those were a handful to delete. Thanks for dropping by. I'll look at your blog asap.
The first and the last picture were made from the place where the army base is. When I was here last time, I met no one. It was Sunday. Are soldiers still living here?
PS. View of Kaldbaksfjørður is one of the most exciting on Faroes.
I think there are some soldiers there, no more than 10 I think.
Beautiful photos. I would love to visit the Faroe islands, they seem so much more peaceful than hectic London.
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