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A view of the landscape north of
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Volcanic terrain north of Borgarnes. |
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Godafoss, or "Waterfall of the
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Lava Flows near Lake Myvatn |
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A flock of Swans on Lake Myvatn |
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Thermal feature near Reykjahlio.
Also the site of Geothermal energy production. |
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Viti expolsion crater. Part of the
Krafla caldera. |
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Dettifoss, the largest waterfall in
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The Canyon below Dettifoss flowing to the
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View of the Ring Road in northeastern
Iceland. Although well maintained, approximately 25% of the road was
unpaved at the time of our trip. |
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Icelandic sheep are a constant roadside
attraction in a nation where sheep out number humans.
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The north eastern section of the Ring Road
is the most remote and desolate segment of the road. Starkly beautiful, it is
probably the most barren and lifeless place I have encountered in
North America or Europe.
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