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Glaumbaer museum


 

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Glaumbaer museum
Glaumbaer museum
Glaumbaer museum is an old Icelandic farm, the oldest part from the mid 1700 and the youngest from around 1846.
This was a farm of a “well off” priest so it’s in no way the typical icelanding householdings. Those were much poorer and worse living places.
This building is though in many ways a good example of the architecture of the icelandic farms of better standards.
The outer walls were made of turf that was a good isolator in the harsh climate but maybe not the healthiest material to live with.

Marijana Fajgl

 
 
 

Helen N. McHugh
 

Love this capture, Marijana! Beautiful colours & historic interest!


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July 21, 2006

 

Julie Robinson
  A very beautiful composition Marijana- what an interesting place to visit!


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July 21, 2006

 

Kirsten Kiki Kjaer
  Wonderful capture, Marijana. Great composition and colors. And thanks for the history.


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July 21, 2006

 
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  Nice capture Marijana. Love the colors. Those roofs are really neat looking.


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July 21, 2006

 

Marijana Fajgl
  Thank you Helen, Julie, Kisten, and Kay :-)


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July 22, 2006

 

Sharon King
  I really like the angle of this photo and the lines of the roof against the beautiful blue sky. Very interesting piece of info about these houses also.


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July 23, 2006

 

Marijana Fajgl
  Thank you Sharon for your comment. It IS an amazing place, as all the Iceland too :-)


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July 24, 2006

 

Sue L. Cullumber
  Marijana, What a cool place! Great capture!


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August 25, 2006

 

Marijana Fajgl
  Thank you Sue!


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August 26, 2006

 
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