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Fagridalur where Rannvá lived
The site of the house of Rannvátoft can be found far to the north of Skúvoy in the beautiful valley, Fagridalur. Legends say that Rannvá was a banished farmer's daughter and one of only two survivors in Skúvoy from the Black Death Plague.
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