This natural rock arch gave the Dyrholaey Peninsula (literally "door hole island") its name, island because it only became a peninsula after a volcanic eruption.
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This natural rock arch gave the Dyrholaey Peninsula (literally "door hole island") its name, island because it only became a peninsula after a volcanic eruption. This coast is notorious for its storms; 100 years ago, many fishing boats sank here, with most fishermen losing their lives.
Günther Glauz 24.02.2007, 1091 Views, 0 Comments * automatically translated
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30 islands and skerries form the archipelago of the Westman Islands off the south coast of Iceland. The last ones emerged from the sea only 5,000 years ago. In the background, the sixth largest glacier in Iceland, the Eyjafjallajökull, can be seen. In June 2010, the eruption of this volcano caused major disruptions in European air traffic.
Axel Hofmeister
Axel Hofmeister
Island / Regionen / Snd - Suand
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Lead spring at the Great Geysir in Iceland. Slide image. Shot: August 1995.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Hans Christian Davidsen
Island / Regionen / Snd - Suand
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The erupting Great Geyser. The height of its eruptions now reaches only up to 10 meters. Slide photo. Shot: August 1995.
Hans Christian Davidsen
Hans Christian Davidsen
Island / Regionen / Snd - Suand
358 786x1200 Px, 06.06.2016
Island / Regionen / Snd - Suand
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