The church in Kollafjørður with its turfed roof, black tarred walls, white windows, clock tower and foundations was built in 1837. The distinctive style is a familiar part of the Faroese landscape and can be seen, with variations, in many churches around the islands.
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The photos at the top of the page are: 1. Bringsnagøta - near the harbour in Tórshavn. 2. Sundini straits from near Streymnes. 3. Nólsoy from Hóyvík.
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