Day 6 Tunnel Vision

Today's adventure was also to another island, but one accessible via tunnel. The tunnel to Sandoy has several light based art exhibits. Not entirely sure we're supposed to stop, but as they are at cutouts, we stopped to take a better look: 

This was a day of scenic drives with breathtaking views. Best weather we've had the whole trip, so we really got to enjoy the day. Except for the narrow scenic routes, which only I enjoyed while Bill kept us from plummeting to our deaths. We started the day in Sandur, the largest town. Everything is closed today, which we expected. We take a walk to the harbor and then follow a footpath around to do some sightseeing along the coast. 

Next up, we drive down a narrow road to a stone beach. There is a boulder that gets covered in knitting part of the year, but we are just a little too early to see it. At the end of the scenic route is Søltuvik and a memorial to a capsized ship: 

We then head to the southernmost town on the island, Dalur, which is just an excuse for more scenic roads. They are working on a tunnel for more direct, less possibly fall off a cliff on a one lane road, but it's not an option yet. 

Next up is the northern most town, Skopun, which has a very cool looking spinnery that was not open. But we did get to stop at this park and walk around a bit: 

 After a day of driving and gawking, it was time to head back to Torshavn to unwind at a cafe before heading to ROKS for dinner. This was yet another amazing menu, to which we added a bonus snow crab dish. The restaurant was mostly empty, but the neighboring table was a couple from Tennessee and Florida. The art was also pretty great, and the artist does prints through a print shop we'd briefly visited earlier.