maybe islands ansisters There also was a third Old Norse dialect/language called Old Gutnish (that was not Old East Norse or Old West Norse), spoken and used on the island of Gotland east of Sweden. Example: " Þissi Þiélvar hafði ann sun sum hít Hafðí. En Hafða kuna hít Hvítastierna. Þaun tu byggðu fyrsti á Gutlandi. Fyrstu nát sum þaun saman sváfu þa droymdi henni draumbr; So sum þrír ormar varin slungnír saman i barmi hennar, oc þýtti henni sum þair skriðin ýr barmi hennar. Þinna draum segði hán fyri Hafða bónda sínum. Hann ráð draum þinna so: Allt ir baugum bundit, bóland al þitta varða ok faum þriá syni aiga. Þaim gaf hann namn, allum ofýdum; Guti, al Gutland aiga; Graipr, al annar Haita; ok Gunfiaun þríði. Þair skiptu siðan Gutlandi i þriá þriðiunga, so at Graipr þann elzti laut norðasta þríðiung, ok Guti miðal þríþiung, en Gunfiaun þann yngsti laut sunnarsta.
This documentary is "The Room" of all documentaries with its background music and the awful way it captures the scenery. I am not sure if this was a trojan way discouraging tourist from visiting iceland.
I want to finish watching this but the background music bothers me its too LOUD! Its over powering, the background music over powers the voice of the teller!
It's funny how people argue over who discovered North America first. You guys do realize there were people already living there at the time you "discovered" it? lol
Some Evangelical Lutheran churches include a menorah -- a special candelabra designed to hold seven candles -- among their altar vessels. The menorah has its roots in Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights. Lutherans use the menorah to remind them of their faith's roots in the Old Testament. Lutherans believe the lit candles of the menorah symbolize the soul's desire to reach up to God and the flames which appeared over Jesus' disciples' heads on the Day of Pentecost, as recorded in Acts 2. people.opposingviews.com/symbols-evangelical-lutheranism-5349.html
Vishal😀👍💕
Awesome Video giving complete information about Iceland
I love the blue lagoon
Iceland un país interesante a pesar de su monótono paisaje... and the wind !!!
Muy bue reportaje, me senti como si hubiera estado alli o mas bien visitado esos lugares
The power of Nature...
Beautiful country in the world. God blesses this nation.
a beauty of a country
Excelent documentary
amazing place!!
Nice! Wish it really was HD though
Adorable..
nice Video..
Interesting video, but I found the constant music very annoying as it overpowered the tranquil sounds of wind, waterfall, streams and geysers.
Agreed
Sounded like a porn film from the 80's :/
What is most interesting in Rykjavik in December?
the penis museum is always a crowd pleaser
maybe islands ansisters
There also was a third Old Norse dialect/language called Old Gutnish (that was not Old East Norse or Old West Norse), spoken and used on the island of Gotland east of Sweden. Example:
" Þissi Þiélvar hafði ann sun sum hít Hafðí. En Hafða kuna hít Hvítastierna. Þaun tu byggðu fyrsti á Gutlandi. Fyrstu nát sum þaun saman sváfu þa droymdi henni draumbr; So sum þrír ormar varin slungnír saman i barmi hennar, oc þýtti henni sum þair skriðin ýr barmi hennar. Þinna draum segði hán fyri Hafða bónda sínum. Hann ráð draum þinna so: Allt ir baugum bundit, bóland al þitta varða ok faum þriá syni aiga. Þaim gaf hann namn, allum ofýdum; Guti, al Gutland aiga; Graipr, al annar Haita; ok Gunfiaun þríði. Þair skiptu siðan Gutlandi i þriá þriðiunga, so at Graipr þann elzti laut norðasta þríðiung, ok Guti miðal þríþiung, en Gunfiaun þann yngsti laut sunnarsta.
This documentary is "The Room" of all documentaries with its background music and the awful way it captures the scenery. I am not sure if this was a trojan way discouraging tourist from visiting iceland.
Iceland in 2019
so very peaceful -
16/5000
Svo mjög friðsælt
Coby Clements
I want to finish watching this but the background music bothers me its too LOUD! Its over powering, the background music over powers the voice of the teller!
It's funny how people argue over who discovered North America first. You guys do realize there were people already living there at the time you "discovered" it? lol
Fegurð landsins
19:27 dude says Ireland instead of Iceland. FAIL.
Coby
Some Evangelical Lutheran churches include a menorah -- a special candelabra designed to hold seven candles -- among their altar vessels. The menorah has its roots in Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights. Lutherans use the menorah to remind them of their faith's roots in the Old Testament. Lutherans believe the lit candles of the menorah symbolize the soul's desire to reach up to God and the flames which appeared over Jesus' disciples' heads on the Day of Pentecost, as recorded in Acts 2.
people.opposingviews.com/symbols-evangelical-lutheranism-5349.html
Pictures are not sharp at all. Poor quality video
Heillandi
Coby