Yes, that's right, Iceland, the land of fire and ice, wayyyy up there near the Arctic Circle, where about 320,000 people live on a landscape that is constantly shifting and erupting and cracking. And you know what? It was beautiful. We took probably 100 photos, at least, but I'll only post a few here, to give you the highlights :) My advice: GO, if you ever have the chance. It's about a 5-hour flight from the Northeast United States, the flights and tours are very reasonable (check out TravelZoo for ongoing deals) and it's a beautiful place, peaceful and quiet with super-nice people and hot springs/baths to die for. If it wasn't so darn expensive to live there, I might actually consider moving to Iceland one day...
It's called "the land of fire and ice" for a reason - there are geysers, hot springs, and glaciers everywhere!
Downtown Reykjavik
One of the many massive waterfalls
Iceland sits on 2 opposing tectonic plates, which means it's actually separating at a rate of 2 cm/year. Crazy!
We got to spend an afternoon hiking on a glacier - one of the high points of the trip
Guilfoss Waterfall, one of the most beautiful sites there!
2 comments:
Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful!
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