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o vik muniz estava tão mau-humorado que a melhor foto que eu tenho dele é essa que ele está de costas.
En la punta sur de Islandia existe un pueblo llamado Vik i Myrdal enclavado en un entorno natural privilegiado. Rodeado de una de las más importantes colonias de frailecillos de Islandia, su iglesia de roja cúpula, su playa de arena negra y un arco de piedra poblado de vida hacen las delicias de aquellos que se paran a contemplar tales maravillas.
Es el pueblo más meridional de Islandia y es punto crucial en la ruta sur de la Ring Road. Se encuentra a medio camino entre Reykjavik y Hofn. Cuenta con una población de 350 personas. Vik y Myrdal no solo sirve como parada "técnica" durante un viaje por la isla del Fuego y del Hielo sino que ofrece múltiples actividades y visitas para poder disfrutar de la ciudad y su entorno natural.
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When I was on the bus, my focus was constantly on the beautiful sunset. Vik is a nice small town located in the very south of Iceland. There is a huge beach there, though :)
On our last day in Iceland we did the South Coast Tour ... heading south towards Vik, the southernmost town on the island ... passing through a very different part of Iceland.
The coast at Vík í Mýrdal, southern Iceland. The Reynisdrangar, sea stacks just off the coast, are said to be two trolls who tried to tow a ship onto land, but were delayed and turned to stone when the sun came up. The sloping hill on the right is the base of Gyldarhóll.
Vik, Norway. This church was built approximately 1150. It is a triple-nave stave church and has a Gothic altar-baldaquin with sculptured heads, as well as decorations and paintings in the ceiling depicting the childhood of Christ.
This stave church was saved from demolition on the initiative of the architect Peter Blix. The Association of Historical Relics bought the church in 1880, and Blix restored the church at his own expense on the basis of plans he designed. The only inventory Blix had from the old church was a canopy dating to around 1300.
The western porch is among the supreme examples of Middle Age wood carvings in Norway. The motives are completely of Romance character, something which is associated with European art.
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