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Iceland

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May 30th 2009

Published: July 20th 2009

Hi Everyone. Boy have we been busy! Summer has just swept us away! We finally have a few photos for you on Iceland. This is just a wee taster of what's to come so stay tuned.. We started our Iceland trip in the colourful capital of Reykjavik. On the bus ride from the airport, there were very little trees and many lava beds extending on forever. Most were covered with a light mossy layer or gr... Read Full Entry

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Theresa and Dave

Crannster

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Central north-east

Icelandic Horse

All horses in Iceland, so we hear, are pure breads. If a horse leaves the country, it is not let in, in case it was frolicking with the wrong type.

Nice hair doo

Icelandic snails

Notice the subtle differences from the Canadian snails...

Lava fields everywhere

covered with a soft layer of moss, which means this lava is older.

in Seydisfyorder

some steam is 400 C, Dave just put your hand in it, should be fine.

Ancient stories

of Volcanic Eruptions

Hot mud pool

burp!

better out than in!

Trolls

It is said in Icelandic and Viking Stories that Trolls come alive at night but turn into rock in the sun.

lava

newly formed. about 20 years old.

Kafla Thermal Fields

Amazing landscape

Cave algae balls

checking out lava caves

22nd July 2009

sharon yule
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WOW great pictures of ice flows abd reykjavick Look forward to more take care sharon

22nd July 2009

JintysJourneys
Jeannie

Hi Dave and Theresa This is Jeannie from England. My little Owls say 'Hi'. Good to see your Iceland blog. I was there last year. An amazing place. Just don't try and count the waterfalls? Did you get to see Dettifoss?

22nd July 2009

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

Dettifoss
Dettifoss road was closed off. It was still snowed in. Great to hear from you Jeannie, and your little Owls! Dave is doing more Churchill work, so there will be more bears posted later in the season. And yes, Iceland was very cool. All types of landscapes, except bush and forests! haha

22nd July 2009

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

hi
Thanks, Sharon. We will be posting more! Thanks for subscribing! T

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