The photos as follows (there has been quite a back-up, sorry about that)

Me, some random and a dead bunny- bunny hunting season started today in the Faroes
Gásadalur graveyard, though most people were buried in Sørvágur which meant carrying coffins over the mountains before the tunnel was opened
A potato house (seriously) – for storage in the winter
The view from Gásadalur, cute little, amazingly isolated town which you can only drive to since last year
Lady, a cow living in someone’s basement - all will be explained when I get around to blogging all of this
A very cute dog which liked to retrieve stones from the creek and deliver them to people
(from left) Lisa (Austria), Katharina (Germany) and Celeste (Italy)
Me in a hat from Greenland – the top is seal skin, the inner is fur from a husky dog
Stacey and I – me, again, in a Greenlandic hat
Celeste and I at Skælingur being really sexy as usual
Me posing in the break, or fríkorter, at evening class
Stacey and Celeste dancing at Skælingur
Me and a sheep! Not restrained at all ... they don’t do that
The house we stayed in at Skælingur
Me and THE SIGN
That little line of houses is the village of Skælingur – town centre, right there
Soccer game – France vs. Faroes, Faroes got thrashed 8-0
Lisa, very possessive of her Guess Who (or Hvem er Hvem) game
Katharina, bravely playing against Lisa (Lisa likes to accuse everyone of cheating at EVERYTHING)
Celeste at Skælingur
Stacey, trying to be as sexy as Celeste and me
A beautiful sunrise – there are a few of these
Me in the most Faroese outfit I could assemble – we do this sometimes, just when we’re bored
Stacey and Lisa in cute matching dresses, window shopping again
Me and the biggest swede I had ever seen – we found this hilarious but the other customers of Miklagarður thought we were more hilarious
Skerkpikjøt – dried lamb which is used on sandwiches