That’s direct stream water, that is, in Solvanes.
In Iceland, Even the Horses Have Hot Tubs. Really.
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Homeland Security in Grundarfoss, Iceland
Yesterday I showed an image of Grundarfoss and it’s mysterious lava tube and troll. I was remiss. I should have mentioned that there is a welcoming team.
Say hæ, everyone! They’re kind of like the airport security guys who check your suitcases at the airport, so you know the drill. (Don’t expect to hide anything in your pockets.)
You Are Never Alone in Iceland
Way up the fjord. Nothing happening? Not true. You are! Stop the car. Get out. Wait.
Ah, here they come.
Like I said.
Never alone. Ever.
Why Do Icelandic Horses Have Long Ears?
Wind! You’d lose the use of one ear most of the time if you didn’t.
A serious issue! Plus, it’s stylish, eh.
If you turn your head, you can hear even better, but you can’t always do that now, can you. You want to, like stand still.
All together now!
There’s no arguing with it. It’s a thing.
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Skriðuklaustur
Horseless Carriage, the Icelandic Version
Skriðuklaustur
A bit of grease, a harness, some WD40, and a few drops of oil and it will run again. Who needs a road network, eh.
This is What Icelanders Drink
This is the Grundarfjörður Water System Maintenance Team.
Some things aren’t hard.
A Farm in Iceland 