The Harbour Gjógv Eysturoy Føroyar. The Faroes Islands.

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‘Gjógv’ is the Faroese word for ‘ravine’. The place is called so because of the natural harbor in a ravine next to the village. The fishing-boats sail into the bottom of the ravine. From there they are dragged on a ramp from the bottom of the ravine up and away from the surf.

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Location: Gjógv Eysturoy, The Faeroe Islands
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Keywords: atlantic, boat, cliffs, faeroes, faroe, faroes, fishing, gjogv, harbour, island, islands, rock, sea, øroyar