Perched on the edge of the North Atlantic, this secluded island stands as a testament to human resilience and the power of nature. Towering cliffs, plunging nearly 470 meters into the icy sea below, create a breathtaking yet perilous environment where accessibility is a daily struggle. The island’s rugged terrain leaves its small population isolated for months during winter storms, forcing them to rely heavily on traditional skills and intimate knowledge of their surroundings to survive. The close-knit community continues to maintain centuries-old customs, especially in sheep farming, where careful herding amidst cliffside pastures is not just a livelihood but a matter of life and death.

Sheep outnumber humans by a remarkable ratio, underscoring the importance of these animals to the island’s economy and culture….