Jan 18, 2019
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Strandarkirkja 1888 by Hafsteinn Robertsson Via Flickr: Church in Selvogur. Built in 1888 and rebuilt 1968. The Church was originally built sometime in the 12th century. The story relates that there is one night when a group of sailors tried to navigate back to Iceland in a storm. The southern coast of Iceland is notorious for its hidden reefs and rough coast. The distressed sailors prayed to God for a safe return and vowed to build a church wherever they landed. When they ended their prayer an angel, seemingly made of light, appeared before their bow. The angel guided them through the rough surfs and led the crew into a bay for safe landing. The sailors, making good on the promise, built a wooden church at the site and named it Strandarkirkja. (Wikipedia) Sony A7R SEL55F18Z f/16 | 1/20s | 55mm | ISO 50 Lightroom CC
"Iceberg on black beach" by haffirobba (http://bit.ly/1yPVXJd)