Snaefellsjökull is a vulcano topped with a glacier- The vulcano is almost 1500 m high and on clear days can be seen from Reykvjavik which is approximately 120 km further south. Here seen in the light of the setting midnight sun from a coastal walkway in Reykjavik.
Entry for Friendly Friday hosted by Amanda at Something to Ponder About.
Wonderful pic of the Icelandic volcanic glacier, Maria. I remember seeing this when I was visiting the island. In fact, I had never felt in a more remote place in my life. Perfect photo for the theme.
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Thanks! I agree, there are a lot of remote places in Iceland. Lava deserts, glaciers and vulcanos and far between the houses. Majestic and lonely at the same time.
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If you visit in winter, a visitor has the impression that an accident, snowfall, avalanche could affect one, at any time.The Icelandic folk are very hardy and can withstand almost anything i think.
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A volcano topped with a glacier? Wow, what an wonder!
Thank you so much for introducing me to this amazing place. The picture is really beautiful too!
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