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Hvítserkur is a 15m high seastack on the so called Vatnsnes peninsula which also hosts a lot of beautiful seals. Of course there is a fun story behind this monster as with so many wonders in Iceland. According to legend Hvítserkur was an enormous troll on its way to destroy the cloisters bell nearby but the beast accidentally faced sunrise before arrival and as we know trolls can´t survive in daylight. The monster in North Iceland | Guide to Iceland


 


the-monster-in-north-iceland-1.jpg

Hvítserkur is a 15m high seastack on the so called Vatnsnes peninsula which also hosts a lot of beautiful seals. Of course there is a fun story behind this monster as with so many wonders in Iceland. According to legend Hvítserkur was an enormous troll on its way to destroy the cloisters bell nearby but the beast accidentally faced sunrise before arrival and as we know trolls can´t survive in daylight. The monster in North Iceland | Guide to Iceland


Where's his bridge?
 


the-monster-in-north-iceland-1.jpg

Hvítserkur is a 15m high seastack on the so called Vatnsnes peninsula which also hosts a lot of beautiful seals. Of course there is a fun story behind this monster as with so many wonders in Iceland. According to legend Hvítserkur was an enormous troll on its way to destroy the cloisters bell nearby but the beast accidentally faced sunrise before arrival and as we know trolls can´t survive in daylight. The monster in North Iceland | Guide to Iceland


Very Cool! Thanks for sharing.
 
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