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✓ Published: 07-Oct-2013
✓ Published: 07-Oct-2013
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StraumurnnIn the westernmost region of Hafnarfjörður, lava ponds and ancient ruins dot the shoreline, offering a memorable walk that provides insight into an historical area. In the early 1400s Straumsvík was a thriving commercial region. Here, British, Danish, and German merchants battled, each seeking control of goods and the land. Today amidst the lava lagoons and beside the crashing surf, the crumbling ruins bring to life a story of long ago.nnMany walkers begin their stroll beside the bi
StraumurnnIn the westernmost region of Hafnarfjörður, lava ponds and ancient ruins dot the shoreline, offering a memorable walk that provides insight into an historical area. In the early 1400s Straumsvík was a thriving commercial region. Here, British, Danish, and German merchants battled, each seeking control of goods and the land. Today amidst the lava lagoons and beside the crashing surf, the crumbling ruins bring to life a story of long ago.nnMany walkers begin their stroll beside the bi
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