On to Gjógv where the party was staying in a turf roofed hostel.. There were all types of accommodation in the hostel. Rooms with four berth bunk beds, this was where the party stayed. There were also neat little six foot by four foot cupboards with a sliding door where you could put your sleeping bag and sleep the night. The bathrooms were good, with under-floor heating. The heating was needed, despite being summer it was still cool at night. The place was sparse, but well done.
Rosemary and Steve took a walk through the village before dinner. They managed to take some pictures of puffins across a gorge, and then later some puffins on top of the cliff. Steve continued up the cliff and got some good views of Kalsoy.
Back at the hostel, the bar closed at eight, so had to get a few beers in. The dinner was brought by car from the hotel Eiđi. This was lamb, red cabbage, the ubiquitous spuds and angel delight. Apparently we should have been staying at the hotel Eiđi, but the Germans got their towels in before us.
 Sheep being moved |
 The hostel |
 Gjógv village |
 View from the hostel |
 Some puffins at Gjógv |
 Puffins |
 Puffins |
 Puffins |
 Above Gjogv, looking towards Kalsoy |
 Above Gjógv, Kalsoy on left |
 The village of Gjógv |
 The village of Gjógv |