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Author	Hvalba, Suðuroy - Faroe Islands
LAP Joined: 04/02/2007 Location: Somewhere between Carnforth/Carn-Ffyrdd, and Milnthorpe. View Profile View Posts View Personal Album View Personal Files View all Photos Send Private Message	Hvalba, Suðuroy - Faroe Islands Posted: 06/11/2010 14:11:41 Reply \| Quote Hmm in Iceland I know there is a silica mine, never visited it though. With the Faroe Islands being quite recent, volcanic islands in terms of geological history, I didn't think there'd be mining there but I found this: [link] Certainly a dramatic place to have a coal mine -- Kein geneis kanaf - Cain gnais canaf Byt vndyd mwyhaf - byth onddyth moyav Lliaws a bwyllaf - Líows o boylav Ac a bryderaf - ac o boryddarav Kyfarchaf y veird byt - covarcav yr vairth Pryt nam dyweid - poryth na'm dowaith Py gynheil y byt - Pa gonail y byth Na syrch yn eissywyt - na soroc yn eishoyth Neur byt bei syrchei - nour byth bai sorochai IP: 95.148.10.78
ICLOK Joined: 19/02/2008 Location: Ripley, Derbyshire up North. View Profile View Posts View Personal Album View Personal Files View all Photos Send Private Message	Hvalba, Suðuroy - Faroe Islands Posted: 06/11/2010 19:55:24 Reply \| Quote Brilliant mate.... really love photo sets like this.... what a great place!!!! 10/10 -- We must perform a Quirkafleeg IP: 81.148.107.101

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