Beneath them, a remarkable network of bridges and road tunnels has linked the seven most populous islands since the 1970s.

She says Google has been to the top of Mount Blanc in Europe, but they’ve never ventured as far as the Faroe Islands. She came up with a solution to the lack of Google Street View: Sheep View 360.

Google hasn't commented on whether it will map the islands and it's possible for anyone to upload photos to Street View. This can be done using a phone, DSLR camera or specialist Trekker cameras ...

EXCLUSIVE: Trom creator Torfinnur Jákupsson is turbocharging his quest to place the Faroe Islands on the global film and TV map. It’s been a whirlwind year for the man who first came up with ...

Andreassen launched a petition asking the Web giant to map the Faroe Islands. She's already started taking matters into her own hands, creating her own version of Street View, which she calls ...

With the animals able to easily traverse the archipelago's rugged terrain and the fact they outnumber humans by around 2 to 1 (the Faroe Islands have a population of roughly 80,000 sheep and ...

The wave of creativity began with the hiring of Visit Faroe Islands Director Guðrið Højgaard, one of Politico.eu’s Class of 2019, a list of “28 people shaping, shaking, and stirring Europe.” ...

DAHL ANDREASSEN: In the Faroe Islands, there are twice as many sheep as people. They walk free in nature, and they get all around the islands. I have put a 360 camera on the back of a sheep.

What are they calling it? Sheep View 360. The initiative started when Durita Dahl Andreassen of ‘Visit Faroe Islands’ reached out and had a harness built by a fellow islander.

Durita Dahl Andreassen works with the Faroe Islands’ tourism board, and she’s hoping to take matters into her own hands — or hooves. Using 360 cameras mounted on her own sheep, Andreassen ...