Sheep are a big deal in the Faroe Islands — the islands get their name from the Old Norse word for sheep, fær. Still, the animals are unreliable photographers.

On the Faroe Islands, the sheep have become the shepherds. Residents of the remote North Atlantic archipelago have equipped five sheep with 360-degree cameras to photograph the islands. Say hello t… ...

Sheep farming, in general, in The Faroe Islands, is mainly seen as a hobby on the side of a regular job – there are very few ...

The Faroe Islands, a remote archipelago that juts out of the cold seas between Norway and Iceland, doesn’t even appear on some world maps. But as of last week, the verdant slopes, rocky hiking ...

"How to Train Your Dragon" artisans on using sheep fur, bagpipe and locations including the Faroe Islands to help bring ...

But you can’t take a tour of the Faroe Islands in Google Street View, ... Iceland and Norway has turned to sheep to try and fix that with a 360-degree camera fastened to the back of her sheep. ...

The Faroe Islands are now on Google Street View, thanks to a little help from some sheep The Faroe Islands home to around 50,000 people. They aren't the most car-friendly place.

Faroe Islands use sheep to get on Google Maps. Cameras strapped to sheeps' backs have enabled the Faroes to be documented on Google Street View. Ronan J. O'Shea. Thursday 02 November 2017 12:11 GMT.

Whaling is not addressed on the Visit Faroe Islands website. Watch Sheep View 360 here: Curated by Dennis Schaal. Executive Editor. Very Online is your best source for news about online travel, ...

The isolated Faroe Islands were once home to an unknown population in 500 AD about 350 years before Vikings ever arrived – and they brought their sheep with them.

Known as Seyðabrævið (the Sheep Letter), it's a collection of laws enacted in 1298 and the Faroe Islands' oldest surviving document.Among other things, it details the level of compensation to ...

On their farm in the Faroe Islands, where the sheep roam the hillsides and the chickens put themselves to bed, Óli and Anna Rubeksen dish up a feast of local ingredients ranging from rhubarb to ...