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| Sailing past the two sea stacks called Drangarnir (centre-left of picture), between the island of Tindhólmur islet (right) and Vágar (background). These angular, natural rock formations were formed through the process of erosion caused by glaciers and ocean waves, and are named Stóri Drangur (Big sea-stack, on the right) and Lítli Drangur (Little sea-stack, on the left). |
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