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11-years-old Bryndis Jonsdottir, Erla Fridriksdottir's niece, removes an eggshell before harvesting eiderdown from an eider nest on the Bjarneyjar island in Breidafjordur Bay, Iceland, on July 4, 2021. On a remote island in Breidafjordur Bay off the west coast of Iceland, a thousand-year-old harvest takes place, a hunt for elusive eiderdown, which is used to make some of the world's best duvets and quilts. The handpicked down sells for thousands of euros a kilogram, catering to those looking for exclusive products. (Photo by Jeremie RICHARD / AFP) (Photo by JEREMIE RICHARD/AFP via Getty Images)