35 Reasons to Visit Wild, Untamed Iceland.
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Iceland may be a
small, thinly populated country (325,000), but its thin population allows the
existence of huge volcanoes, icy mountains, deep fjords and breathtaking,
epic landscapes. Its northern beauty is bolstered by waterfalls, huge
mountains of stone and even deserts of volcanic ash. This is a wild,
uncompromising natural beauty that exemplifies the great variety of our
planet's landscapes.
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Friday, November 14, 2014
35 Reasons to Visit Wild, Untamed Iceland.
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1 comment:
I spent 3 days in Iceland in August 1988, so I can say with certainty that many of these pictures are definitely enhanced. The reality is more bleak, even in August, which is the best/warmest time to go there.
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