The Faroe Islands are a remote archipelago to the northwest of Scotland, and while less than 50,000 people live there, more than 70,000 sheep call it home. The local tourist body, Visit Faroe Islands, ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Faroe Islands, a remote archipelago that juts out of the cold seas between Norway and Iceland, doesn’t even appear on some world maps. But as of last ...

In July 2016, this column ran a story about Durita Dahl Andreassen (pictured) of the Faroe Islands, a Danish territory, who wanted the world to know how beautiful her country is. But since the islands ...

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The people and sheep of the Faroe Islands really want to share their homeland with the world, but due to their remoteness, it's been tough getting a Google Street View car to visit. So the sheep of ...

Some people in the Faroe Islands really want Google to include the archipelago's byways in its Google Street View function. The Faroe Islands tourism board has launched a campaign called Sheep View ...

If you were to take a tour of Europe's tiny, rocky Faroe Islands in Google Street View, you might see a lot of sheep. But you can't take a tour of the Faroe Islands in Google Street View, unlike much ...

One of the ever-more limited places Google's Street View cars have yet to visit is the Faroe Islands. Aggrieved that her home country, which she says is "the most beautiful place on earth" is missing ...

I've been looking for a new house to rent and I can tell you that it is very annoying when I want to hit Street View to see the neighborhood only to find that Google hasn't cruised by and recorded the ...

Google has captured all kinds of places on cam for Street View, from the Batcave to Mt. Everest, but it hasn't had the chance to visit the Faroe Islands yet. The tiny and remote archipelago in the ...