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Mikladalur
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Village on Kalsoy
Mikladalur, which means the Great Valley, is widely known for its legends – especially the Seal Woman – or the Selkie – and Páll the Prisoner. When you visit the town, you will see the magnificent statue of the Selkie, the legendary creature, rising from the cliffs by the shore. The statue of the Selkie is the main attraction in the village and was crafted by the sculptor Hans Pauli Olsen.
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