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Evening in Hof

Came upon this unexpected scene in Hof, South Iceland. The little girl was oblivious to my presence as she communed with the horse. The Icelandic horse, by the way, is a very special animal, deserving of an independent post.

Icelandic Horse, Hof, Iceland

A tender moment – Hof
5D Mark II, 24-105L

 
 

The notes at Hofskirkja read:

The church was built in 1884, and was the last turf church built in the old style. It is one of the six churches still standing, which are preserved as historical monuments. The church is maintained by the National Museum but also serves as a parish church. The church was built by the carpenter Pál Pálsson. The lock and the hinges of the church were made by Þorsteinn Gisurarson, called “tool,” who was a well-known blacksmith. The water tub he used to cool hot iron can be seen south of the churchyard.
 
Hofkirkja

Hofskirkja
5D Mark II, TS-E 24L II

 
Hofkirkja

Frontview of Hofskirkja
5D Mark II, TS-E 24L II

 
 
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