Icelandic fishermen use the open air to dry cod heads.

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Icelandic fishermen use the open air to dry cod heads.

The Icelandic "hardfiskur" or dried fish has been very popular with Icelanders throughout the centuries. Providing Icelanders with a healthy snack that's full of protein and nutrients. The Icelandic fishing grounds are
among the purest in the world.

Copyright: RANDY OLSON
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Contained in galleries: Global Fish Crisis: Still Waters_National Geographic magazine, 04/2007

Icelandic fishermen use the open air to dry cod heads.<br />
<br />
The Icelandic "hardfiskur" or dried fish has been very popular with Icelanders throughout the centuries. Providing Icelanders with a healthy snack that's full of protein and nutrients. The Icelandic fishing grounds are <br />
among the purest in the world.

Randy Olson, Melissa Farlow Photography