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The Strandakirkja ! The humble wooden church Strandakirkja on the southwest coast on the road between Thorlakshöfn and Grindavik has been central in many seamen’s prayer for centuries. People from all over the world still pledge donations to Strandakirkja in hope of help in times of trouble. This wealthy little church (the richest in Iceland) a
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Nira Dabush 06 Sep 2020
Enjoy a safe privacy stay healthyNira Dabush 06 Sep 2020
Amazing sky Sigga.. Brilliant shot.Al Budarin 26 Aug 2018
Fantastic Lens photography Beautiful Scene, Wonderful & Amazing how the Clouds soft & Fluffy behind the church as if assending into the Heavens.GORDON OGILVIE 17 Nov 2017
Great photography and scene SigridurJames Anderson 14 Oct 2017
Beautiful Church!Pamela Rivera 29 Oct 2016
gorgeous :)Debra Kott 03 Mar 2015
Great shot.Julie Mayser 09 Jul 2011
So stunning, Sigga! Disney could not imagine more grand clouds than these!!!! Iceland is gorgeous!!!DEE JOBES PHOTOGRAPHY 27 May 2011
BEAUTIFUL Beautiful !!!Perfect!!!OUTSTANDING camera work,my Dear Friend!!!,Dee&David :):)Claude J Morrissette 25 May 2011
AWESOME!KC CHANG 24 May 2011
FANTASTIC!BILL NAGY 24 May 2011
BEAUTIFUL, SIGGAM Smith 24 May 2011
HEAVENLY!John Cappello 23 May 2011
A Fine Church of Harmony. Delightful and vibrant! This church is a dream like place that I would Love to Visit sometime.Karen Helsing 23 May 2011
What a beacon-like effect! I love it!Warren Ballard 23 May 2011
Beautiful photo Sigridur.Kate Gallagher 23 May 2011
Absolutely beautiful imageruth sears 23 May 2011
OMG SIGGA,ASTONISHING BEAUTY,YOUR PHOTOS ALL ARE LIKE RARE JEWELS:)))Maria Anna Machado 23 May 2011
like the church are in the sky also...Olga van Dijk 23 May 2011
FANTASTIC COLORS in this fabulous picture! ~Love and Light, OlgaStefani Wehner 23 May 2011
Simply marvelous ...... dear Sigga!Dalibor Tomic 23 May 2011
very nice photographyAqua1955 23 May 2011
I never understood why buildings like this beauty were raized in wood ad not in stone, because it can be very cold. It is probably because of those woods. These buildings show somewhere a richness of cultural carelillianhibiscus 23 May 2011
What a beautiful picture Sigga!