One of Iceland's Oldest Cave Homes
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- This Icelandic cave house is believed to be as old as 1714!
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WOW..there are so many amazing sights you've shared I'd like to see in person...I always thought Iceland was mostly cold, snow and glaciers. The greenery and mountains are beautiful. Thanks again for sharing all this trip!
That cave house is amazing!!!
I don't think that you've ever met a cave that you didn't like. Your video where you almost got stuck in a cave comes to mind. I really like that the way that you approach what you record for us. It's naive in the very best sense of that word. You don't bring baggage along, but rather, just enjoy what you're experiencing and share that joy with us. Thanks for sharing your adventurous life with us.
I love all of your videos and the way you host them. You are absolutely adorable and so handsome.
This should have 50 Thousand views by now!
never saw anything like that before. thank you for allowing us to tag along! you rock dude! :)
Looks like you had an amazing trip to Iceland, Chris. Such a beautiful country. Very expensive to visit because it's an island but definitely worth the journey. Thanks again for sharing.
Fascinating!! Thank you so much for sharing!
What an amazing explore you stumbled upon!! Cant wait to see what's next on both channels!!!
Thanks, many more videos coming
Loved it. Keep up the good work.
Great video! What a blessing to be able to visit it.
Thanks for showing us around Iceland!
Wow kool find....is it expensive there ?
Bro that's dope. Your career is dope
Hi Chris - Thanks for taking us along.
that places looks so cool and its so green there!!
The function of the space connected to any fjárhús (sheep shelter) or fjós (cow shelter) in Iceland was ALWAYS to store hay for the winter.
Very cool! I can't handle most caves but I could these, they're amazing! Great job videoing too!
Hi Chris, such an amazing area, why wouldn't you want to live there it's an awesome abode, I would totally live in that if I was a cave person back in the day. Thanks for sharing. x
Marvelous! Makes me want to live in a cave :)
What a beautiful country!!
Really enjoyed this!
I could see myself making it my home. I’m looking to go cave style or bunker. It’s getting nutty up here.
I would rank Iceland in my top 3 favorite countries I've visited...expensive but it's worth it...great cave..thanks Chris.
I really love it here
Back in the day that definitely would of been a mansion just an awesome find Chris
Such fantastic scenery... what made you decide on Iceland?
"As far as caves go, this thing is a mansion."
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Anywhere else it would be a drug den by now, how gorgeous are Icelanders keeping it so natural and clean and protected for all to explore , great find Chris
I'm amazed that you can just walk right in
That’s really cool!
Good show Chris.
Takes mancave to a whole new level..split level.epic
That’s one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen!
When can I move in?
The oldest home in Iceland is found in Keldur and is dated from the 11th to the 13th century
That really was an amazing find, how did they keep the wind, rain, snow & ice out? Big old doorway & that window, surely would have made it so cold.
1904 Thomas edition television & electronics:
Someone should live there.
Very cool! And literally, too, lo.... awesome series!
It's a nice place...
Wow and to think I thought I was the only thinking having a livestock structure in-front l cave house would have gave the guy so many sheep for that house
Hi Mobile Instinct, except for the cemetary I haven't seen one tree, yet this cave house had lumber shoring the roof and some sides. Any idea where they got that lumber or even how these early settlers found wood for heat and cooking? Or is that the reason there's no trees now-a limited resource?
Also, can you share how/why you're in Iceland when your channels have been about your travels throughout the USA?
Great videos, thank you! 👍
I speculate that the very first settlers deforested the area and made wood especially scarce. I think timbers would end up being used and then re-used in any building project. We think people long ago were environmentally friendly but people in the past did things like the slash and burn clearance of the land, deforestation, and overgrazing. Even in the Middle Ages, people thought resources were renewable and unending.
This shelter/cave is right next to the coastal road. There are some forested areas some miles further down the road to the east. These forests cling to the steep incline leading to an upper plateau and a water reservoir and are pretty thick by Iceland standards with lots of good trees. This was the only place in Iceland that actually had a forest by my own standards. There may have been other forest around but coming from Michigan, I can drive by a lot of trees and take no notice at all.
that's how caves were privatised.
Interesting place awesome
Awesome!
Well is not a cave as a branch from The giant tree Branch you can read about it in the book of Ezekiel 31
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There are caves and tunnels all over that place. Looks like ground level rose a few feet.
way cool"