#Fuglafjordur

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By Bo Nielsen

Fuglafjordur, Sydra Eysturoy, Faroe Islands

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Färöarnas största fiskebåtar 2022

Färöarnas största fiskebåtar 2022

Några få företag dominerar ägandet av stora pelagiska fiskebåtar på Färöarna. Det handlar i fallet med de två största om fabriksbåtar. Bara sex båtar på listan över de största båtarna är demersala fiskebåtar, nämligen TN 180 Enniberg, KG 180 Gadus, KG 9 Klakkur, KG 184 Sjúrðarberg, FD 454 Kambur och FD 10 Akraberg. Listan är bara marginellt förändrad jämfört med 2021. En ny KG 690 Christian i…

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  Day 6 – Kunoy forest- Norodepil- Muli- Vioareo

The unique feature of The Faroe Islands is that there are no trees on this island. All the trees that one sees have all been planted by the Faroese folks. That makes Kunoy Forest all the more a special place to visit, as seeing such a cluster of trees you would never doubt that this island has no trees. There is a nice walk through the forest, the quiet of this place will make you hear the sound of your own heartbeat- strong and happy, just like this place is.

As we were driving, hunger pangs were getting harder to contain and just like that out of the blue, driving around by the ferry docks we stumbled upon The Cafe old school. Run by volunteers in the village of Norodepil,  in an old school that still has the same furniture from 1932 and world map from yesteryears. Met Myrna, who went to this same school as her mum, and was taught by the same teacher who taught her mother.

Sweet Myra, outside The Old School Cafe 

The municipality asked for the community to put forth an idea on how to utilize this school that was no longer in commission. People put in suggestions and the idea to turn it into – an old school cafe won the prize. The community just didn’t want this idea to simply fizzle off so they decided to employ kids to run the cafe and earn a wage during the summer months between 1:30 pm- 5:30 pm. There is no set advertisement in place except for a Facebook and an Instagram page. My suggestion is to go visit the Faroe Islands and grab a bite of the most delicious chocolate cake served with vanilla ice cream and deliciousness of Cappuccino to keep you going till your dinner time.

Day 7

Fuglafjordur- Runavik- Toftir

Overcast day, chatting with Jon came to know that in Fuglafjordur at 3 pm- 5 pm there will be a rowing competition taking place between regional teams. It was lovely to witness it perched over the rocks by the pier overlooking the Fjord. The dull overcast skies were brightened by the energy of the involved people and visitors from other nearby villages. The cheering was contagious and we joined into the celebration by picking the underdogs and cheering for them and then moving on to the winners and cheering equally hard for them! Both girls and boys teams were equally pumped and ready to hit it hard, rowing towards the finish line with strength and fervor.

We decided to have lunch at Mccafe in Runavik, run by a gentleman from Bangladesh who got married to a Faroese woman whom he met in the UK. The Faroe Islands aren’t open to immigration but the people from outside who end up making this place their new home, not only adopt the Faroese way of living but also their mannerism. People here seem to have a hard time saying no and they shyly bow their heads and look up at you with these puppy eyes, almost apologizing for denying you something they can’t provide you with. We literally help them out by saying – it’s ok if it isn’t available or it’s ok if you don’t have it or it’s ok if you can’t provide me with it.. so on and so forth. We finished off the evening by walking around Lake TOftir and getting my hands on the Puffin.

I finally found a puffin.

Well, I stole it. Nothing new there, anyone who has any information on my past knows that it shouldn’t come as a shock. To set the record right- no, I am not a thief, I have a strong maternal instinct towards birds and have in my yesteryears my own fair share of successfully raised bird babies. This time though it was a puffin drawn on a stone so that makes it an immortal puffin. It was lying under the rock with a few other painted rocks and I decided that it was calling out my name and was only fair for me to take it back home with me. So I did! I broke the most important thing this Island runs on- TRUST. This is the problem they will face if they ever open this island for immigration- that’ll be the first thing that they’ll lose, the very thing that has kept them so pure for the past so many years!

I am sorry Faroese folks.

This vacation will be re-lived by looking at the gazillion pictures I have of this “one of a kind” vacation spot some people are lucky to call Home! We spend 14 days in this beautiful place and the feeling we departed with, led us to make a very important decision in our lives. To be able to live in a place where people come to vacation. It isn’t possible to immigrate to The Faroe Islands, but that shouldn’t stop you from finding your own happy place in your country of residence. We fear change and that is more to do with the uncertainty and the feeling of being uncomfortable. BUT, when you commit to transforming your life, you commit to getting uncomfortable over and over again.

The good thing is that we don’t know where life is taking us hence we are never lost. This place transformed me, visit The Faroe Islands and I guarantee you, it’ll transform you!

I think I found heaven on earth

The Faroe Islands- Day 6&7 Day 6 - Kunoy forest- Norodepil- Muli- Vioareo The unique feature of The Faroe Islands is that there are no trees on this island.

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Tag 28 bis 39 Bildergalerie: 1-6 Wanderung zum Wasserfall Bosdalafossur 7-11 Wanderung durch eine Bucht bei Saksun 12 Blick aus dem Fenster 13 & 14 Tjornuvik 15-20 Wanderung auf den Berg Fjallid bei Gjogv 21 Tee trinken in Elduvik 22 Frühstück im Hafen von Fuglafjordur 23 Wasser auffüllen bei der Quelle Varmakelda 24 Übernachtung in Eidi, findet Norbi! 25 Momentaufnahme mit Aussicht 26 Fähre zurück nach Dänemark 27 Großeinkauf in Dänemark 28 Erste Mahlzeit in Norwegen

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Nhận định soi kèo Runavik vs Fuglafjordur, 01h00 – 28/05/2020 – VĐQG Đảo Faroe | SMS Bong Da

Nhận định soi kèo Runavik vs Fuglafjordur, 01h00 – 28/05/2020 – VĐQG Đảo Faroe https://smsbongda.com/runavik-vs-fuglafjordur-1h-28-05-2020 SMS Bong Da powered by SMS Bóng Đá #smsbongda #sports #soccer #football #thethao #bongda

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Over 2.5 goals Predictions (17th May 2020)

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Over 2.5 goals Predictions (17th May 2020)

OVER 2.5 GOALS PREDICTIONS Hour Matches Our Predictions Odds 09:00 Ming Chuan University - Taipei Tatung Taiwan: Premier League OVER 2.5 GOALS 1.35 15:00 IF Fuglafjordur - HB Torshavn Faroe Islands: Premier League OVER 2.5...

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By Bo Nielsen

Fuglafjordur, Sydra Eysturoy, Faroe Islands

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IF Fuglafjordur - B36 Torshavn 25.04.2018 Tahmini

https://www.belestepe2.com/mac-tahminleri/if-fuglafjordur-b36-torshavn-25-nisan-2018/

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Dramatic, jaw-dropping, mythical, spectacular…

“I need willing woollers!” declared Rachael, stood surrounded by a pile of soggy spinnaker at the companionway steps. We had had an amazing six hour run with it up – to everyone’s delight, especially Trimtastic Tanya’s and her apprentice Winch Wench Paul. Holly crawled up the pole downhaul to spike the sheet for the drop, and everyone quickly pulled the retrieval line through the “letterbox” (the slot between the mainsail and the boom) to bring it in without a hiccup.

We had been sailing through fog for most of the journey North, and having dropped the spinnaker we motored towards Svinoyar Fjordur. The closer we got the more the fog faded, until right at the entrance to the sound it lifted like stage curtains to reveal the awesome islands we were nipping between. Dramatic, jaw-dropping, mythical, spectacular… words don’t really do the fjords justice. There were some pretty hectic eddies and we got slingshot around a few corners, and even caught a glimpse of some baby puffins. We were all in complete photographer mode, trying to capture how beautiful this place is, so much so that we didn’t quite see the katabatic headed for us in time… cue cabbage on floor escapades! A quick mainsail reef and sweep of the saloon later, we noticed that the downdrafts were actually toasty warm; like standing underneath a hand-dryer! We dropped the hook in Vidvik, an anchorage on the island of Vidoy. Apologies that this blog is going to get pretty repetitive soon, because guess what – it was also stunning! An amphitheatre of lush green hills in a perfect circle around us, with waterfalls cascading into the bay, and a delicious anchor-watch sunrise to match.

On Thursday morning we motor/sailed past allegedly the world’s steepest sea cliff Enniberg, loving life in the sunshine with the music turned up. We hung a left down Kalsoyar Fjordur and threw Herb, Paul and Holly in the dinghy to get some glamorous sailing shots as Hummingbird tacked back and forth. By the evening we were tied up alongside a fishing quay in Fuglafjordur, where most things in the neat village were shut for Ascension Day, in prime position to chat to the curious locals who wandered past. Another relaxed evening was spent in excellent company working our way through the wine cellar and dining on brilliant food.

Today we have made our way past the Hag and the Giant, one of the many great rock formations edging the cliff faces. These stacks are said to be the frozen forms of two characters who tried to pull the Faroes to Iceland but were turned to stone by the sun. Unlucky! Just outside this evening’s resting place of Vestmanna Hugo valiantly jumped over the side, appropriately clad in drysuit, inflated lifejacket, and helmet, and was scooped up by a snazzy drogue-powered MOB lifting device called ‘catch and lift’ with Al on the helm. The drill was in trial for an article on different ways to recover a man overboard, and was a brilliant hands-on learning experience for all, sparking conversation about real-life scenarios. Sail, train, explore... repeat!

Holly

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Största fiskerättighetsinnehavare i Färöarnas pelagiska fiske

Största fiskerättighetsinnehavare i Färöarnas pelagiska fiske

Färöarnas pelagiska fiske domineras av två arter, blåvitling (kolmule, svartkjaftur) och makrill. Men även sill fiskas. I det pelagiska fisket används individuella överförbara fiskerättigheter medan det i det demersala fisket används havdagar för att förvalta fisket.

Allt fiske på Färöarna domineras av ett fåtal företag, så även det pelagiska fisket där Vardin p/f och Palli Hja Mariannu p/fmed…

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Skala - IF Fuglafjordur Maç Tahmini

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B71 Sandoy - IF Fuglafjordur Maç Tahmini

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Skala - IF Fuglafjordur 20 Eylül 2017 İddaa Tahmini

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KI Klaksvik - IF Fuglafjordur Maç Tahmini

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IF Fuglafjordur - HB Torshavn 24.08.2017 Tahmini

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IF Fuglafjordur - NSI Runavik Maç Tahmini

http://www.belestepe.net/mac-tahminleri/if-fuglafjordur-nsi-runavik-27-temmuz-2017/