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Djúpalónssandur - Where fisherman tested their strength - Snaefellsnes Iceland
Region:
Snaefellsnes
About: (Description)
Djúpalónssandur, between Dritvík and Einarslón are four well-known lifting-stones, on which the fishermen tested their strength. The biggest is known as Fullsterkur (“Fully-strong”), weighs 155 kg and is very difficult to lift. Hálfsterkur (“Half-strong”) is 140 kg, Hálfdrættingur (“Weakling”), 49 kg and Amlóði (“Useless”), 23 kg. Men who could not lift Hálfdrættingur were not accepted on the fishing boats.
There is a road to Djúpalónssandur.
source
Iceland Road Atlas
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Distances:
54
Borgarnes
133
574
Arnarstapi
16
58
Stykkishólmur
98
1
Akureyri
406
What's in the area:
Dritvík
For centuries on of the best fishing station in Iceland
Lóndrangar
Two pillar rocks by the sea
Snæfellsjökull
An ancient cone volcano, one of finest mountains in Iceland
Sönghellir ("Singing cave")
Cave by Snæfellsjökull
Hellnar
A fishing village