Ever lay down in a hot river in snow and wind? It’s wonderful, just remember to keep your hat on.
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Blue Lagoon Chill
Iceland’s iconic tourist destination, The Blue Lagoon, became the hottest place in Iceland in more ways than one today. The Blue Lagoon Chill, a sort of hangover party marked the end of the Iceland Airwaves music festival, just like last year. On the photo, DJ Margeir, who kept up the vibe takes a ride on a Blue Lagoon wave.
Iceland just can’t quite smoking.
Highlands (by Nunni Konn)
Wish that were you?
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A geyser in Hveravellir in middle of the Icelandic highlands.
Phot by Skarphéðinn
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These mud pots are the oddest thing on our planet. 24/7 these bowls of boiling mud make the oddest sounds. Have you ever heard thick mud boil? Probably not. It boils really slowly causing a ridiculous deep base sound.
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Víti in Iceland by Natale Carioni. Check out my post with information on this volcanic lake.
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I did not know that this existed. This is a sculpture in the town of Seltjarnarnes, practically a suburb of Reykjavík. The sculpture’s name is Kvika and was designed by Ólöf Nordal and erected in 2005. It has a constant flow of hot water intended for foot baths or playing kids. Apparently you can cram a person in it as well. This is in within a healthy walking distance of downtown Reykjavík.
