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Snow dances on the streets of Reykjavik
Quote taken from the book ‘Cold Water Souls’ by Chris Nelson
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Iceland The most common cause of accidents on icelandic roads is the wind - it can be so strong, vehicles simply get blown off. After completing the tourist “The Golden Circle “ we came across our first close up of the notorious icelandic off roaders, who were just re inflating their tyres after a trip onto a glacier. Enquiring how the day had gone, one driver replied “ Yah, today is a good day on the glacier......nobody gets lost”.
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Maecenas a pulvinar elit. Nulla convallis
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Viking Statue (opposite). Image title (above left). Image title (above right)
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Maecenas a pulvinar elit. Nulla convallis
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Maecenas a pulvinar elit. Nulla convallis
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The little church is caught in a cruel embrace between frozen waters and fractured fault lines.
Quote taken from the book ‘Cold Water Souls’ by Chris Nelson
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Maecenas a pulvinar elit. Nulla convallis
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Even in this inhospitable land the seed of something special managed to take root and push through.
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Maecenas a pulvinar elit. Nulla convallis
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December gets light around eleven and is pitch black at five
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Quote by Ingolfur Olsen (pictured), taken from the book ‘Cold Water Souls’ by Chris Nelson
Jon Teitur Sigmundsson (above)
Quote by Kristján Pétur Sæmundsson (above right) taken from the book ‘Cold Water Souls’ by Chris Nelson
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There are twenty to thirty regular surfers, fifteen to twenty that do it all year long. There are probably three more guys our age and a couple of guys younger than us - not much more
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Steam (top left). Pip line (bottom left). Volcanic crater, frozen lake (right)
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All you little girls & boys beware, Krampus is coming
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Mercurial black-top flows through the Reykjanes lave field (left). Volcanoes (above)