So, I'd like to consider myself to be atleast a little well-versed in countries in the world - I think I owe that to growing up with "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?" on WMHT. Sure, I don't always know where a country is or how to spell it. (Ie Djibouti)
But, I have never, ever, even heard of the Faroe Islands before. And it actually looks kinda cool.
When I first saw a photo of it (on Google + actually - yes, people use that), I thought it reminded me of Iceland with a tad of Ireland and the Scandinavian countries.
Well, it turns out it's actually in the middle of all those places. I still don't know much about it, just what I've googled.
But it's very visually appeasing. It looks like there's fjords and green mountainous areas and volcanically-spawned natural beauty.
I have a feeling the European tourists are trying to keep this secret for themselves. I don't blame them. But I'll probably visit anyway....

Just thought I'd share.