Windswept Sheep
Gjógv, Faroe Islands | 2021
The Faroe Islands have more sheep than people. The endearing, fuzzy animals have lived on the islands since the 9th century. The value of their wool goes up and down; while it is not especially valuable today, there is an old saying that "Ull er Føroya gull", meaning "wool is Faroese gold". The sheep are talented at navigating the dramatic cliffs in the Faroe Islands, and can often be spotted in locations that make you wonder how in the world they got there.
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Gjógv, Faroe Islands | 2021
The Faroe Islands have more sheep than people. The endearing, fuzzy animals have lived on the islands since the 9th century. The value of their wool goes up and down; while it is not especially valuable today, there is an old saying that "Ull er Føroya gull", meaning "wool is Faroese gold". The sheep are talented at navigating the dramatic cliffs in the Faroe Islands, and can often be spotted in locations that make you wonder how in the world they got there.
Check out the Print Types page for help choosing your print type.
Gjógv, Faroe Islands | 2021
The Faroe Islands have more sheep than people. The endearing, fuzzy animals have lived on the islands since the 9th century. The value of their wool goes up and down; while it is not especially valuable today, there is an old saying that "Ull er Føroya gull", meaning "wool is Faroese gold". The sheep are talented at navigating the dramatic cliffs in the Faroe Islands, and can often be spotted in locations that make you wonder how in the world they got there.
Check out the Print Types page for help choosing your print type.
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