Reykjavik is located on Reykjanes peninsula which is on the Atlantic ridge and therefore constantly being teared apart. Luckily we have not had volcanic eruptions here for about 800 years but last Friday night that changed. It was obvious right away that this is what we call a tourist-friendly eruption. Me and a couple of friends cycled and hiked through rugged trails and non-trails to get there yesterday morning (Saturday). In short we spent most of the day there getting the forces of nature directly through all the senses. But pictures say more than I can say.
These photos of nature doing what it does best are just incredible, and the people who take them are awesome observers that share them with people like me would never get a chance to actually see Nature At Work in person. Thank you for what you have accomplished. I just love this kind of Nature At It’s Best.
Excellent photos!
pictures are wonderfull . i spent many days in ijsland for holidays
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CNN in the U.S. currently has a live feed of the volcano eruption, at https://www.cnn.com/specials/live-video-2
Incredible sight.
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Þetta eru frábærar myndir og sú framsögn sem ég hef séð fram að þessu frá ykkur er frábær,eruð þið með skrifstofu í Reykjavík? Heimasíðunni minn hefur ekkert verið gert gott í nokkur misseri . Vantar leiðbeiningar!
Nice !