The Nykur of Sørvágsvatn, Faroe Islands Bhutan forever etched in the frames

forever etched in the frames of my camera and in the depths of my soul

each click of the shutter capturing the waterfall's beauty in the soft

His endorsement of the area is one of the reasons it has been preserved as a national park to this day

the burners lit up

It was a symbol of both safety and solitude in this remote corner of the world

The Nykur of Sørvágsvatn, Faroe Islands Bhutan forever etched in the framesThe Nykur of Srvgsvatn, Faroe Islands A NYKUR IS A MYTHICAL beast of Scandinavian folklore. Its often depicted as an aquatic monster that takes the shape of a gray, horse like creature with inverted hoofs. The Nykur generally appears on the lakeshore, with half its body in the water, and looks to be quite tame to its unsuspecting victims. The legendary Nykur (also known as the Nix in English) uses its beauty to lure passersby to pet and mount it, and