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“I was in Iceland about a month ago for my birthday.”
Oh hang on have I totally missed the point of Twitter?
Good.
Iceland is black. Everywhere, the hills, the beaches, the fields, it’s just black. It was mainly as i expected, witlessly ugly towns, big waterfalls, geothermal pools, geysers and glaciers. It’s not revolutionary stuff.
Þingvellir was interesting, basically the world’s first democratic parliament, which kicked off around 930AD, slightly before my time. And walking between the steadily shifting tectonic plates of North America and Eurasia was clearly not something one does on a daily basis.
But what I was most impressed by was the barren, moss strewn lava fields. You can see a snippet of road there, weaving through a landscape which really must be what it’s like on Mars. Miles of, well nothing.
Go see.
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Twitter, what a b-o-r-e.
Unlike this image. What are those yellow poles yonder ?
So you can distinguish black asphalt from black tar in the winter when there’s a foot of snow everywhere.
Alien. This seems like it would be right at home in a Kubrick Film.
Seeing as how he’s dead maybe I should make it, feed off his talent innit.
iceland- a country of explosive expulsions, erections, eruptions, and ejaculations, by the look of it.
i thik you’ll find those yellow poles are so you can tie your wife up when you need to stop for a piss on the way to market
wow – so out of this world… what a landscape!
i want to be here! !!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!! so jealous, green like the moss!
incredible unusual landscape! wow!
fabulous
wow great other worldly shots
love the commentary…
are you going to be one of them druggy mooch off everyone travel writers?… i want in!!
Well clearly that would be ideal.
I wouldn’t be here now writing this that’s for sure.