The Reynisdrangar, located just outside the tiny town of Vík, Iceland, consists of three black basalt columns that dramatically shoot out of the stormy North Atlantic. Legend has it that these rocks are actually three trolls, caught out too late and frozen by the early morning sunlight. From the wild black beach at the foot of Vík, you can glimpse the towers off the misty coast to the west. For a better view, shimmy along the cliffs toward the Reynisdrangar, but be cautious due to falling rocks, steep slopes, and rough surf.
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If you're local to the North East, why not come along to Tynemouth Market - I'm there every Sunday - and see my prints first-hand!
Great print of one of my favourite places. Absolutely gorgeous. The size, quality and style could not be better. We love it and it sits in our new "spin" room. When we look at it, it gives me the motivation to keep pedalling so that we can keep our fitness up to go to Fountains Abbey. Thank you for a beautiful canvas. The whole order process was spot on.
Lorna Abingdon
Love this picture. Although it is a gift I know my son and daughter-in-law will love it too as they have walked Roseberry Topping many times. Great communication with Nick as I was wanting it in a slightly different size that was advertised. Thank you
Ann Smithson
Such a beautiful shot and amazing quality print. We got this as a wedding present for our friends who got married overlooking Druridge Bay and they absolutely loved it.
Lauren Jackson
It is such a shame about what has recently happened to this iconic statement along Hadrian's Wall path. We've walked it many a time and was looking for something to remember it's beauty. The canvas is up on the wall and it is beautiful. Worth every penny.
Fiona Witherington
I've seen many photos of the classic reflection of Buttermere Lake but this one has to be my favourite. I was unsure about what size to go for. I contacted Nick who helped me with framing options and sizing. In the end we went for a slightly wider than A1 frame to try and capture the whole image. It now sits above our fireplace and looks stunning!
Michael Staithes
