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This country is really incredible, with a lot of interesting places to visit and so different from everything I have ever seen before. Too bad they are still fishing whales.... :(

Geysir: We had so much fun during the time at Geysir. First we walked around inside a shop close to Geysir. There were many stuffed animals like an Ice bear, a dog, a pig, birds etc. Downstairs you could buy souvenirs from Iceland, postcards, clothes etc. I had forgotten my money at the hostel in Reykjavík that day .. :/ There was also a room were you could hear about Geysir etc. I think!   Geysir was amazing. About every 5 min. it said bang (well, it didn’t say bang, but .. you kn...

Travelling around Iceland in September 2006. Sometimes pictures say more than a thousand words...

A week in London, two weeks in Iceland, and a week in Edinburgh... Awesome!!! Iceland is such an amazing country, so natural and beautiful, and sparsely poplulated, such a refreshing change after England and Belgium :)

A brief photo tour of my March 2007 visit to Iceland.

just some pictures of Iceland...

After a good night sleep, we had some breakfast (got the pickled herring, sild, in the supermarket...happy days) and then off to see the famous Geysir and Gulfoss. Geysir is the oldest known geyser but it rarely erupts these days. You can see a big puddle of water bubbling along. Apparently, you can force an eruption by adding soap and this is done for special occasions. Strokkur is another geyser nearby, which erupts more frequently but apparently not as impressive as Geysir once was. ...

My 4 month long vacation in Iceland, this place is simply the best for any Nature lover or hiker, This is an untouched wilderness.

A week in Iceland organizing a music festival, staying in Reykjavík, but taking trips out in the wild whenever possible. A lot of pictures, as always...

Check out my pictures from Iceland. It is a great place to visit and very scenic...

Iceland ***Under Construction*** Please forgive me I may have some places named incorrectly - I am endeavouring to find my old diaries to correctly label the pics :- )

This years expedition took me north.. to the islands of the Faroes via Denmark, then onto the land of fire and ice.... Iceland. A 3 week tour covering 6000km across some spectacular scenery and sometimes exciting travel. Hope you enjoy this as much as I did driving it!

No words can describe how wonderful Iceland is. You just have to go to Iceland and experience it all.

Geysir is interesting, seemingly in the middle of nowhere (as most of Iceland is), the bubbling mud pools, sulfur stained rocks and the geysers themselves are astonishing, if a little packed with people! Standing shoulder to shoulder with about fifty strangers, all looking at your watch timing the three minutes it should take for the eruption to happen is slightly odd; the mass fumbling for cameras is farcical.I liked Geysir, it was very interesting, and, thankfully, had indoor plumbing for ...

Geysir: this is the hot spring where the name Geyser comes from. Who would have thought such a famous word came from this remote country? Oh well, Geysir was on the way to Gullfoss, but when I passed by there was nobody and I didn't see any eruption around so went to the falls first. Coming back, I parked in the lot of the Geysir Hotel right in front and walked towards the geyser area. There were lots of holes with boiling water and steam. So I waited, and other people came and wait...