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Eyjafjörður near Akureyri.

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Thermal spring in the Námaskarð area in Iceland.

Þingvellir in the southwest of Iceland, about 40 km east of Reykjavík.

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Eyjafjörður near Akureyri. Slide image. Shot: August 1995.

Eyjafjörður near Akureyri. Slide image. Shot: August 1995.

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Þingvellir - Here, the traditional legislative assembly Alþing was held once a year for two weeks in June as early as 930.

Þingvellir in the southwest of Iceland, about 40 km east of Reykjavík.

Eyjafjörður near Akureyri.

Thermal spring in the Námaskarð area in Iceland.

Rainbow over Jökulsá á Fjöllum.

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The thermal area of Namasgard on 02.07.2013. It is one of the most attractive areas in Iceland. Boiling mud pools, hissing fumaroles, and a unique Martian landscape fascinate visitors.

The thermal area of Namasgard on 02.07.2013. It is one of the most attractive areas in Iceland. Boiling mud pools, hissing fumaroles, and a unique Martian landscape fascinate visitors. 
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Solidified lava at Dimmborgir in Iceland on 22.07.17

Solidified lava at Dimmborgir in Iceland on 22.07.17 
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Solidified lava at Dimmborgir in Iceland on 22.07.17

Solidified lava at Dimmborgir in Iceland on 22.07.17 
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Boiling mud pot in Namaskard, Iceland on 22.07.17

Boiling mud pot in Namaskard, Iceland on 22.07.17 
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