The turf-covered roofs are so very different – only in this climate! They are picturesque. It does give an impression of what things used to be like long ago when this place was just a handful of houses, a tiny fishing community.
The whaling heritage is made apparent when you stumble across a whale jawbone stuck as a monument. They still cruelly murder these beautiful creatures. A lack of empathy.
The Faroes show you what Iceland will look like in a few million years. It’s a set of volcanic islands, now long inactive. We arrived in drizzle and mist – a condition that is not unknown to the Faroese.
