Hljóðaklettar '10 Above the town are the

Above the town are the sheep allotments (the name of the town being Sauðá (Sheep river) krókur (hook) i

Text on back of card: Látrabjarg cliff (at its highest point) has an almost vertical drop of over 400 meters down to the sea

Þorgeir Ljósvetningagoði

Their nests rest at the end of approximately metre-long burrowed tunnels

In the bitter cold and unending night

Hljóðaklettar '10 Above the town are theText on back of card: Hljaklettar (the echoing rocks), is an area of basaltic rock columns and formations situated by the Jkul river and part of the Vatnajkull National Park. The fantastic formations have fired the imagination of Icelanders through the ages and are to be found in the folklore for example the story of the Man and Woman (insert lower right), trolls who lived in the cave across the river until they were one day turned to stone. Str: 148