Álafoss 7990-2008 – ÍSTEX

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  ” Highland Traveleers
  Reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) are newcomers to Iceland. They were introduced in the 18th century as na attempt to expand Icelandic farming. However, Icelanders never mastered reindeer herding and kept to their traditional sheep farming.

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