Tumblin Tumbleweed
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likely a lot of lava formations, or at least heated up by that.Do you remember what kind of rock they said that was? I've never seen anything weather like that before. Anyone would think the Giants had carved it, wouldn't they?The canyon is newly exposed since they built a damn and lowered the water level downstream.That looks exactly like a video game I used to play in the early 90's. I suppose those graphics start somewhere, don't they.Did you go to see this?40s give or take. but the wind is the killer. i gave up any pretenses of setting up a tripod for pictures with the wind going on usually. when it wasn't, there was usually a herd of japanese tourists with a line of tripods on the walkway or bridge getting in peoples way.
but the scenery coming out of the Reykjavik airport was the surreal part. broken up ground that was in fact more or less lava w/moss on them to give a green appearance.
we stayed on the south of the island and went to the most southern point for a drive. at that point the weather was freaking insane. wind, rain, and just power of it all. drove out of that town 5 minutes and it was back to just a summer rain.
did some of the VIKINGS waterfalls tours.
my first real attempt to photoshop out people and "man-made" stuff.
reading over the link he gave and it is fascinating.
Indeed. Very cool.