class="content__text" Veiholmen is a Norwegian village spread across a long squiggle of land, a frilly prong extending into the North Sea. The Smøla archipelago — consisting of more than 5,800 islands — is reachable by a 10km-long, otherworldly causeway that crosses a series of rollercoaster bridges that hop from islet to islet like a skipping stone. Thought to be the island referred to as Thule in antiquity, the land is a metaphor for remoteness. It also has one of the world’s highest concentrations of white-tailed sea eagles. Go to the link in bio to find out why a planned new hotel could make this end-of-the-world place even more extraordinary 🚣🦅 . . . . Image Description: Three houses painted red in Veiholmen, a fishing village on the Norwegian archipelago of Smøla.
June 30, 2023
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