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Folk dance club from the town of Vágur ( Suðuroy) in the Faroe Islands, posing on the island of Vágar in front of the island Koltur
- Volkstanzgruppe aus Vágur auf den Färöern, posiert vor der Insel Koltur
- Færøske dansgruppe fra Vágur på besøg i Miðvágur. Øen Koltur i baggrunden.
Photo: Erik Christensen, Porkeri ( Website - Contact) http://da.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruger:Erik_Christensen

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