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Rannvátoft in Fagridalur
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Rannvá from the well-known book. -
Fagridalur where Rannvá lived
The site of the house of Rannvátoft can be found far to the north of Skúvoy in the beautiful valley of Fagridalur. Legends say that Rannvá was a banished farmer's daughter and one of only two survivors in Skúvoy from the Black Death Plague.
If you are planning to go, do yourself a favour and read the well-known book: https://bokhandil.fo/handil/rannva/
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Rannvátoft
Sandoy
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