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Description: Gvendarlaug í Bjarnarfirði - This is a small constructed bathing pool called Gvendarlaug (Guðmundur's pool) in Bjarnarfjörður, the Westfjords, Iceland, that receives hot water from a hot spring nearby. It is probably medieval and is a protected archeological site. It is one of many pools, wells, etc. said to have been blessed by bishop Guðmundur the good (1160-1237). These sites were believed to have miraculous powers, as Guðmundur was a popular saint (never actually canonized though). Right below this pool, there is a modern swimming pool, that gets its water from the same source and is also called Gvendarlaug. --Akigka 23:55, 26 July 2005 (UTC)
- Derived from is:Mynd:Gvendarlaug.jpg, used on the Icelandic Village Pump
- is: Gvendarlaug hins góða í Bjarnarfirði á Ströndum Ljósmynd: Jón Jónsson
- first upload by Akigka 12:48, 2 nóv 2004
- Author: Jón Jónsson
- Published under this license with his consent.
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