Iceland. In the area of Thorsmork,the slow revegetation of volcanic slopes is evident from the tenous hold the alpine plant has on the lava soil in front of an extinct volcanic cone.
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Iceland. Signpost in the middle of Iceland's blasted volcanic interior with an extinct cinder cone in the background. Part of the Laugavegur Ultra Marathon/ Adventure race course stretching from Landmannalaugar in the highlands to Thorsmork.
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Iceland. The interior of southern Iceland is characterised by low lying,heavily eroded mountains of volcanic origin.
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Iceland. The active tectonic nature of the interior of Iceland has resulted in a landscape dotted with spectacular waterfalls,such as this one viewed from the top near Laugavegur.
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Iceland.The Laugavegur Ultra Marathon and Adventure race course is one of the most beautiful in Iceland, stretching from Landmannalaugar in the highlands to Thorsmork, a natural reservation area.
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Iceland. On the fjords to the north of Reykjavik,Oystercatchers (Haematopus ostralegus) congregate in large numbers. Because of its large numbers and readily identified behaviour,the Oystercatcher is an important indicator species for the health of the ecosystems where it congregates.
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Iceland. Geysir (sometimes known as The Great Geysir),in the Haukadalur valley,is the oldest known geyser and one of the world's most impressive examples of the phenomenon. The english word geyser to describe a spouting hot spring derives from Geysir (which itself is derived from the Icelandic verb gjosa meaning to erupt). Geysir lies on the slopes of Laugarfjall hill.
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Iceland,Reykjavik. The country's capital viewed from the platform on top of the Perlan,the Pearl Centre
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Iceland, Pingvellir.This is the most popular national park in Iceland.This valley is mentioned in many famous Icelandic sagas and is where one of the oldest parliamentary institutions of the world, the Althing, was founded in the year 930.The national park is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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