Thankyou, thankyou, so much for uploading this, Gylfi! I've crossed those rivers and swum in the warm river that flows under the Holuhraun lava flow but my health now means I'm unlikely to ever get back. I'm going to be coming back to watch this video again and again :)
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Loving these Videos. I origanlly subbed this channel because of my interest in Iceland. I made a great decision with this Channel. So glad to hear to were able to upgrade your computer and now hopefully soon your monitor and or software as needed. As one American of many... The Gand Canyons do find their carving out because of a giant flood. Amazing to see what the force of water can do to a landscape. Hoping the Bardarbunga Caldera doesn't create too much damage to the infrastructure in Iceland.
The carved river channel with the huge island in the stream bed reminds me of the Channeled Scablands of eastern Washington State. During the last ice age 20,000 years ago, part of a glacier blocked the Clark Fork River in northern Idaho. This created an ice dam that caused the river to form a lake in western Montana. This lake grew to cover 3,000 square miles, containing as much water as Lakes Erie and Ontario combined. When the ice dam collapsed. The water from the lake was released and created one of the largest mega floods in the history of the world.
stunning vid as always and look at that in the vid a 4x4 going through a river and not been driven around a supermarket car park lol , still think there will be an event in the autumn due to all the areas that are showing signs of activity and im sure that you would want an eruption when the ice is at its "thinnest" rather than one going off with a huge bang in the depths of winter and having millions of tons of glacier melting.
Yes the timing is important and somethings gotta give soon but it's just hard to guess what, although I have Hekla suspected to go off next, and the Reykjanes peninsula of course.
I am sitting in Hofn not far from Bardarbunga. Egilsstadir is our next stop before Akureyri. Great history lesion. I have been to dettifoss and can not imagine how that much water could have created that valley. It would have been a sight to see. When I visit it there is so much water that it makes the ground shake. Today is a rain day. The other day I climbed up the mountain next to Vik. I got drone video but not by a drone but by foot. Hope to see you in Akureyri and listen to more history of Iceland. Linda and Ben
Hi again :) yes it's not the best summer we've had for sure, it's been some work to find the best light and it don't look good for the weekend, but then, the forecast can change as rapidly as the weather so lets hope for the best, and let me know when you arrive, my mail can be found under channel info :)
Good Morning Dear Friend😁 as always, your visits are such a joy for me! I fly with you over your fantastic countryside, I learn so much from your explanations and illustrations, and you could read me the newspaper advertisements and I’d be delighted just listening to you speak! I’d love to ford those rivers, hike to those outcrops, visit the towns… Some day! Your little Honda is tough as mine is, and it will be good to you. Just be careful to keep the trolls out from under the hood😉 See you again soon❣️
Thank you for the update, Gylfi. If Bardabunga does erupt I hope it is like the Holohraun eruption. Those lava fountains were mesmerising. Take care and I look forward to the next video.
thank you for the volcanic updates and the wonderful footage of the amazing landscapes of the island you live on and love [it shows believe me] best wishes to you and your home
Thank you for all your work. It's very impressive. What you produce is always high quality, both in the video and the audio! I feel privileged to have found your channel. We have all learnt so much and for many of us this has been an education. Cheers!
Thank you very much👍🏻 highly appreciated, especially I'm still using a bit primitive methods to produce my videos but I'm moving into the modern times now and the quality will hopefully only get better, and greetings from Iceland :)
Got your channel recommended just today and I'm very glad I did :) Iceland has such a deeply interesting geological history and I love hearing about it. My region of Europe is very boring in comparison ("safer" maybe) but we do have these beautiful glacial lakes. Greetings from your new subscriber.
It’s amazing the video you took of the results of flooding look very much like the Channeled Scablands in the states of Washington and Oregon in the USA. An ice dam broke at the end of the last ice age that released an unimaginable flood. The landscape was molded by the flooding to a much more dramatic extent than was shown in your video in Iceland, but the structures left look very similar.
Thanks for the update. It is very interesting to hear what is going on in Iceland with the various scenarios with so many different volcanoes. Icelanders have learned to live with uncertainty, but something Americans seem to resist.
We have learned is to a certain extent, then I mean those rather harmless eruptions, but I'm nor sure how the nation would react when we get the larger event, we just haven't tried that yet, fortunately..
You made my day happier than it was, even though, my day was pretty good already! And allso, my iceland fewer is getting a lot worse after this video. Tahank you so much again Iceland guy! I wish you best regards from land of the thousands of lakes; Finland!
Iceland... the 'last' country to visit on my bucket list !! Until then, i'll watch your incredible footage and enjoy it through your eyes and comments.. Very very well put together so thank you for that. Absolutely love your drone shots and vids. Thank you !!!! And greetings from South Africa ;-) (I just returned from a visit to the Brukkaros crater in Namibia, quite a story there too)
Thanks! Your video shows how fortunate you are that you have all these great geologic features in your backyard. As a geology student many years ago I only got to see pictures (which were not half as good as yours). G-d willing I'll be in Iceland in about three weeks and will get to see these features in person. Thank you for whetting my appetite. And if you could arrange for some sunshine I'd be most appreciative.
Another wonderful and informative report from you. I love your sense of ironic humour! Thanks for all your work. Hope you get that new monitor soon! All the best.
@@JustIcelandic You are one busy, busy person! Good luck with it all. And good luck in advance for any future flights and YT posts! Looking forward to it all. 💜
Very good video. The water carved channels with a prominent basalt island in the middle looks very similar to steamboat rock in the pacific NW formed by glacial lake missoula's ice dam collapsing. I've seen 5000 cumecs flowing ...anything of that size can do a lot of damage.
Loving the drone footage. Iceland is a country of many beautiful landscapes and the mind wants to explore the many different scenarios of how this or that happened. It's good that the experts are keeping an eye on things and I guess we shouldn't worry until we have to. That's not saying the thought of "The big one" is not always in the back of our minds. All you can do is be prepared for anything. Take care be safe, and we'll see you next time.
Beautiful photography of your country. Only 3-4 weeks of Summer left 🥶and it's been a cool Summer for you...does that mean you anticipate a colder Winter (?). I do hope for the best of outcomes for your volcanoes...I would find the increase in earthquake activity a bit worrisome. Although, and I know absolutely nothing about how the earthquakes there affect your topography, is it possible that the earthquakes release some of the stresses in the volcanoes...or are the quakes strictly an indicator of things to come in the way of eruptions? I find your videos so fascinating and educational...glad I stumbled on to your channel. (I was looking for Icelandic horses, when I found your channel).
Thanks a lot and first of all, I have been collecting horse video's and photo's for months now and have a fine collection already, but the plan is to edit it together in a long video with relaxing music but I needed to upgrade the computer first so it's all moving on :) The winter doesn't have to be bad even for the cold summer, but I really hope for good autumn colours bu as for the earthquakes, some are tectonic, they can trigger volcanoes, but I thing the Báðrarbunga earthquakes have to do with the magma chamber, and greetings from Iceland
@@JustIcelandic Thanks for the reply. I'll be looking forward to your horse video. The Icelandics are so charming with their tolt extra gait...and their fluffy forelock.
Thanks for this beautiful footage. I am really worried about the recent earthquakes at Fagradalsfjall and your hometown Grindavik. I hope it will end well.
Thanks for sharing. The first map with the eruption path is really crazy, it means that lava has entered the Atlantic South of Kleifarvatn, a human just can't comprehend the scale. Veiðivötn is a hidden landscape photography gem where I could only spend one night unfortunately...
The hydroelectric power stations in Eastern Iceland are used to provide cheap power to Aluminum smelters. Ships bring in bauxite ore and Iceland exports aluminum at a competitive price due to low energy costs.
as bad as it would be to have a massive eruption, similar or larger than Laki, i can not help but be fascinated by the "what if" scenario, of a VEI7-8 in Iceland occurring
Gold has never been panned in Iceland :) but we only knew it recently that gold can be found here so it's open for gold prospecting unless it's a private land
Yes it's been a hard summer to work with but I cannot complain, got lucky every now and then, too good files to leave unprocessed so I have plenty of work in front of me :)
Get views and information - Thank you. You are so lucky to be able to colour grade, I love photography but am colour blind so have know idea what I am doing when it comes to colour.
I’ve been to the Grand Canyon, you would love it. If I lived near there, I’d offer you a place to stay but if you’re ever in Pennsylvania, let me know! ❤
Elsku Gylfi, thank you for this beautiful video. In my travels over the years I have visited Dettifoss but am not familiar with that large bridge. Where exactly is this and is it accessible in a regular car? Thank you again for all your hard work.
Thank you very much 😁 but the bridge is exactly here and it's a good road to it from Mývatn, and 2 roads from Ásbyrgi, by the west side of the river is a new road, but the old one is on the east side, gravel road :) goo.gl/maps/4g3ruxJnsrmikq2F8
i am sorry to correct you...the biggest lava flows were generated when creating steps/traps research siberian traps or deccan traps in india Thank you for your work ... i love it 😍
@@JustIcelandic i am also a self thought researcher ... so i perfectly understand you ... thank you again for your hard work and sharing news from beautiful Iceland i am concerned about Katla ... do you think Askja is greater risk?
Well, there is always the risk factor when you live in a volcanic region. It can happen in 10 minites or in 10000 years, who knows. There are several places on earth that look like something is happening soon, like the Vesuvio region, or the Yellowstone region. But nobody knows for sure, so people just carry on as if nothing can go wrong. And for many, this may be true. The time frame of a human life is only a blink of an eye compared to geological processes. All we can do is to carry on and hope it happens somewhere else. :)
8000 years ago hmmm, when the Younger Dryas ended there was a period of 3500 years what was called the Climatic Optimum and it was 3500 years of absolute beautiful weather, but the temperatures in this period we are on course to hit those temperatures by 2100 with current warming trends. So put that in perspective when they talk about warming, it has already been warmer in the Holocene much more than it is today but the coldest point in the Holocene followed this Climatic Optimum period and i wondered what was the cause of the cooling, looks like youve just shown the smoking gun. I wonder how much Iceland is responsible for the collapse of god knows how many civilizations over the millennia...
Thanks, your a great ambassador for Iceland's beauty. Take care.
Thank you very much :) and greetings from Iceland
For a nice refreshing drink and happy thoughts🤗
Thanks a lot 😊 appreciated 😊 and cheers from Iceland
Thankyou, thankyou, so much for uploading this, Gylfi! I've crossed those rivers and swum in the warm river that flows under the Holuhraun lava flow but my health now means I'm unlikely to ever get back. I'm going to be coming back to watch this video again and again :)
I will do my best to bring Iceland to you :) and always welcome :)
I always enjoy Gylfi's humour. Thanks for another great video.
Appreciated and greetings from Iceland :)
Well that was an outstanding report with excellent photography.
You mentioned that it has been a little cold, it's been a little cold here in Thailand also.
In fact it's been freezing cold in many countries but only hot events are reported.
For a better understanding of what's happening have a look at
“TOO MUCH SNOW” CLOSES NEW ZEALAND SKI RESORT; RARE COOL DOWN SWEEPS UAE AND OMAN; + QUIET ATLANTIC HURRICANE SEASON (SO FAR)
Thanks a lot and always welcome, looks like 5 degrees Celsius next weekend, brrrrrr.www.vedur.is/vedur/spar/stadaspar
The hurricane season is quiet in the Atlantic due another huge sahara dust plume.
Loving these Videos. I origanlly subbed this channel because of my interest in Iceland. I made a great decision with this Channel. So glad to hear to were able to upgrade your computer and now hopefully soon your monitor and or software as needed. As one American of many... The Gand Canyons do find their carving out because of a giant flood. Amazing to see what the force of water can do to a landscape. Hoping the Bardarbunga Caldera doesn't create too much damage to the infrastructure in Iceland.
Awesome, thank you and always welcome :)
The carved river channel with the huge island in the stream bed reminds me of the Channeled Scablands of eastern Washington State.
During the last ice age 20,000 years ago, part of a glacier blocked the Clark Fork River in northern Idaho. This created an ice dam that caused the river to form a lake in western Montana. This lake grew to cover 3,000 square miles, containing as much water as Lakes Erie and Ontario combined. When the ice dam collapsed. The water from the lake was released and created one of the largest mega floods in the history of the world.
Thanks a lot for sharing✌️and yes I must have been something like this that created Ásbyrgi, let's hope it was not Bárðarbunga :)
Yeh cool place. I live in Oregon so have been thru that area.
It sure does! I thought of Dry Falls and Steamboat Rock!
or so it is thought...
Nick Zentner of Central Washington University has a number of videos on the Missoula floods .
Your stunning footage as well as your wonderful sense of humor and accent keep me looking forward to your videos. Thank you!
Thank you very much ✌️😎 and greetings from Iceland
10:00 I drove over that bridge and loved the sheer size of that station. I found a lot of good iron sand near there.
Thanks for sharing and welcome :)
stunning vid as always and look at that in the vid a 4x4 going through a river and not been driven around a supermarket car park lol , still think there will be an event in the autumn due to all the areas that are showing signs of activity and im sure that you would want an eruption when the ice is at its "thinnest" rather than one going off with a huge bang in the depths of winter and having millions of tons of glacier melting.
Yes the timing is important and somethings gotta give soon but it's just hard to guess what, although I have Hekla suspected to go off next, and the Reykjanes peninsula of course.
I am sitting in Hofn not far from Bardarbunga. Egilsstadir is our next stop before Akureyri. Great history lesion. I have been to dettifoss and can not imagine how that much water could have created that valley. It would have been a sight to see. When I visit it there is so much water that it makes the ground shake. Today is a rain day. The other day I climbed up the mountain next to Vik. I got drone video but not by a drone but by foot. Hope to see you in Akureyri and listen to more history of Iceland. Linda and Ben
Hi again :) yes it's not the best summer we've had for sure, it's been some work to find the best light and it don't look good for the weekend, but then, the forecast can change as rapidly as the weather so lets hope for the best, and let me know when you arrive, my mail can be found under channel info :)
Very interesting. Thanks for the information.
Thanks for watching!
Good Morning Dear Friend😁 as always, your visits are such a joy for me! I fly with you over your fantastic countryside, I learn so much from your explanations and illustrations, and you could read me the newspaper advertisements and I’d be delighted just listening to you speak! I’d love to ford those rivers, hike to those outcrops, visit the towns… Some day! Your little Honda is tough as mine is, and it will be good to you. Just be careful to keep the trolls out from under the hood😉 See you again soon❣️
😁 thanks again, lots of trips coming up for you my friend and greetings from Iceland :)
Hoping you being well. Enjoyed watching this episode on 7/27/22 at 3:30 PM in Amsterdam (NL).
Thanks and always welcome :)
Thank you for the update, Gylfi. If Bardabunga does erupt I hope it is like the Holohraun eruption. Those lava fountains were mesmerising. Take care and I look forward to the next video.
I hope so too, and an Askja update coming soon :)
Great information -as always!
Thanks again!
Thank you for the update!!! Let’s hope that the volcano settles back down.
I thin we have to wait for a while for this one to go off again, but the nearby volcano Askja might go off first, and thanks and welcome :)
Really interesting video about Bardarbunga volcano.
Thanks a lot 😁
You always give us the best view and the most information! Very informative report. 😎👍😁✌️
I appreciate that 😎👍 and greetings from Iceland, more soon, Askja news next..
Tack!
✌️😎 Super! and greetings from Iceland
Oh its brilliant to see your news! 😍
Yay, thank you!
Thanks
Welcome and thanks Rob, cheers :)
Wow! Great filming. So descriptive of the the landscape. ..... keep on!
Thank you! Will do!
Enjoy chasing the light, hope nothing too destructive is in the near future for Iceland! In your travels, please be safe, be happy, and enjoy.
Thank you, I will and greetings from Iceland 😁
thank you for the volcanic updates and the wonderful footage of the amazing landscapes of the island you live on and love [it shows believe me]
best wishes to you and your home
Glad you enjoyed it and greetings from Iceland :)
Amazing, amazing landscape and beautiful video footage as always. Thanks so much!
Many thanks!
Thank you for all your work.
It's very impressive. What you produce is always high quality, both in the video and the audio!
I feel privileged to have found your channel.
We have all learnt so much and for many of us this has been an education.
Cheers!
Agreed, wholeheartedly!
Thank you very much👍🏻 highly appreciated, especially I'm still using a bit primitive methods to produce my videos but I'm moving into the modern times now and the quality will hopefully only get better, and greetings from Iceland :)
Thank you :)
Beautiful drone view of the waterfall at 9:00.
More to come from that soon :) had a great time there :)
Thank you for sharing your hard work
Thanks a lot and welcome :)
Thankyou. Very informative
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you 🙏🙏🙏
Welcome!
Thanks for another excellent synopsis of the current state of play with you beautiful images. I must visit Iceland again soon. Stay safe 🤞🏻👍🏻
Thank you and welcome to Iceland :)
Thankyou ...from New Zealand
Welcome👍
Got your channel recommended just today and I'm very glad I did :) Iceland has such a deeply interesting geological history and I love hearing about it. My region of Europe is very boring in comparison ("safer" maybe) but we do have these beautiful glacial lakes. Greetings from your new subscriber.
Awesome, thank you and welcome aboard :) Plenty to come, just starting :)
Great photography! Greetings from Australia where glaciers and volcanos are thin on the ground.
Thank you and greetings from Iceland 👍
It’s amazing the video you took of the results of flooding look very much like the Channeled Scablands in the states of Washington and Oregon in the USA. An ice dam broke at the end of the last ice age that released an unimaginable flood. The landscape was molded by the flooding to a much more dramatic extent than was shown in your video in Iceland, but the structures left look very similar.
What footage! Amazing! Thank you for the update! Just beautiful!
Glad you enjoyed it and always welcome 👍
Thanks for the update. It is very interesting to hear what is going on in Iceland with the various scenarios with so many different volcanoes.
Icelanders have learned to live with uncertainty, but something Americans seem to resist.
We have learned is to a certain extent, then I mean those rather harmless eruptions, but I'm nor sure how the nation would react when we get the larger event, we just haven't tried that yet, fortunately..
@@JustIcelandic Seems like it's only a matter of time which you make clear in this video talking about past eruptions.
You made my day happier than it was, even though, my day was pretty good already! And allso, my iceland fewer is getting a lot worse after this video. Tahank you so much again Iceland guy! I wish you best regards from land of the thousands of lakes; Finland!
That's awesome 👍🏻 and welcome to Iceland :)
@@JustIcelandic Il buy a beer for you, if you show me some places ;)
Love your videos, as always. Your hard work and short sleeps are very appreciated.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for the update, please take care and thank you for sharing 👍👏❤️
Thank you too👍
Thank you for the video, I love watching anything to do with Iceland, it's getting interesting with the volcanos again , please stay safe and well.
Thanks, will do!
Interesting discussion and explanation of the geological history.
Welome👍
Amazing scenery, so many colors and varied landscapes.
Glad you enjoyed it
Iceland... the 'last' country to visit on my bucket list !! Until then, i'll watch your incredible footage and enjoy it through your eyes and comments.. Very very well put together so thank you for that. Absolutely love your drone shots and vids. Thank you !!!! And greetings from South Africa ;-) (I just returned from a visit to the Brukkaros crater in Namibia, quite a story there too)
Thank you and greetings to South Africa :)
beautiful footage great job sir 😊
Thank you kindly😊
Thanks! Your video shows how fortunate you are that you have all these great geologic features in your backyard. As a geology student many years ago I only got to see pictures (which were not half as good as yours). G-d willing I'll be in Iceland in about three weeks and will get to see these features in person. Thank you for whetting my appetite. And if you could arrange for some sunshine I'd be most appreciative.
It was snowing here last nigh :) so we hope for a good autumn, and welcome to Iceland :)
Another wonderful and informative report from you. I love your sense of ironic humour! Thanks for all your work. Hope you get that new monitor soon! All the best.
Thank you kindly, going south to pick it up, and fly over the earthquake region :)
@@JustIcelandic You are one busy, busy person! Good luck with it all. And good luck in advance for any future flights and YT posts! Looking forward to it all. 💜
Amazing drone coverage and history. Thank you
Many thanks!
Thank you for this update 😁
Fantastic captures ... wonderful work... best regards.
Thank you so much 😀
Beautiful scenery, especially that old dry canyon/water fall. You are a brave man to drive through that river in that small car! Thank you.
Thank you very much! and the rivers there are quite easy :)
As always, stunning video footage.
Many thanks!
Excellent update!
Thanks👌
Such amazing work!!! Thank you 🙏
Welcome
Thanks for the great footage and information. ♥️
Thanks for watching :)
Thanks for this information update with incredible scenery 🧊🏔🌋
Great info, as always. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Very good video. The water carved channels with a prominent basalt island in the middle looks very similar to steamboat rock in the pacific NW formed by glacial lake missoula's ice dam collapsing. I've seen 5000 cumecs flowing ...anything of that size can do a lot of damage.
Yes the scale of things up there is really something, and greetings from Iceland :)
Loving the drone footage. Iceland is a country of many beautiful landscapes and the mind wants to explore the many different scenarios of how this or that happened. It's good that the experts are keeping an eye on things and I guess we shouldn't worry until we have to. That's not saying the thought of "The big one" is not always in the back of our minds. All you can do is be prepared for anything. Take care be safe, and we'll see you next time.
Beautiful photography of your country. Only 3-4 weeks of Summer left 🥶and it's been a cool Summer for you...does that mean you anticipate a colder Winter (?). I do hope for the best of outcomes for your volcanoes...I would find the increase in earthquake activity a bit worrisome. Although, and I know absolutely nothing about how the earthquakes there affect your topography, is it possible that the earthquakes release some of the stresses in the volcanoes...or are the quakes strictly an indicator of things to come in the way of eruptions? I find your videos so fascinating and educational...glad I stumbled on to your channel. (I was looking for Icelandic horses, when I found your channel).
Thanks a lot and first of all, I have been collecting horse video's and photo's for months now and have a fine collection already, but the plan is to edit it together in a long video with relaxing music but I needed to upgrade the computer first so it's all moving on :) The winter doesn't have to be bad even for the cold summer, but I really hope for good autumn colours bu as for the earthquakes, some are tectonic, they can trigger volcanoes, but I thing the Báðrarbunga earthquakes have to do with the magma chamber, and greetings from Iceland
@@JustIcelandic Thanks for the reply. I'll be looking forward to your horse video. The Icelandics are so charming with their tolt extra gait...and their fluffy forelock.
Great presentation, as usual.
Thanks again 👍
Always interesting. Thank you.
Welcome
As ever, a beautiful and informative video. Good luck with the equipment and please be careful with your car, and especially you. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you! Will do!❤️❤️❤️
You have so many interesting things in Iceland, if only you had forrests too I might want to live there. 🤗
But we have forrests🤗
Thanks for this beautiful footage. I am really worried about the recent earthquakes at Fagradalsfjall and your hometown Grindavik. I hope it will end well.
Thanks for sharing, this don't look good I must say, new update coming very soon, working on it
Nice! I was this week in Laki, and last week in Askja. We did the river crossings with a Vitara. One of them was really on the edge….
Sounds great! ...Vitara has larger tires than mine and I didn't trust my summer tires, no grip at all :) Will wait a bit until the next try :)
Thanks for sharing. The first map with the eruption path is really crazy, it means that lava has entered the Atlantic South of Kleifarvatn, a human just can't comprehend the scale.
Veiðivötn is a hidden landscape photography gem where I could only spend one night unfortunately...
I agree with Veiðvötn, I would need some days there to hike and flu the drone from different locations, magical place :)
Great work. thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Unlike others on here who have visited, I have not. However, your videography is excellent and informative, making it feel like I am there.
Wow, thank you!
Thank you!!!
You're welcome!
Hi, could you tell me where this place is at 10:45? going to iceland in 3 weeks and I'm wondering if it's possible to go there...
It's all about it here, and welcome to Iceland :) www.vatnajokulsthjodgardur.is/en/areas/jokulsargljufur
@@JustIcelandic thank you! I can't wait!
I wonder what Leifur Eiriksson thought at the time and what events happened when he resided in Iceland !
Something like....ohhh. sht....🥺 :)
thanks great video
Glad you enjoyed it
I wanna see more Icelandic food!
I have some videos online, like this one, but not popular, just as our traditional food :) ruclips.net/video/h_yJJqxW23Q/видео.html
Here we go. She's cracked open. Watching live feed now.
Hydro-electric power stations? Doesn't Iceland already have plenty of cheap power from their geo-thermal?
We do both, why not?
Hydro-electric is cleaner, the it's not just steam that drives the turbines but the side effects are usually not mentioned so much
The hydroelectric power stations in Eastern Iceland are used to provide cheap power to Aluminum smelters. Ships bring in bauxite ore and Iceland exports aluminum at a competitive price due to low energy costs.
🌱🌏💚 Hello and greetings from New Zealand. Love the view of the vehicle river crossing hippopotamus. 😁👌
Thanks for watching as always 👍
as bad as it would be to have a massive eruption, similar or larger than Laki, i can not help but be fascinated by the "what if" scenario, of a VEI7-8 in Iceland occurring
As I'm often behind the camera, I have to say yes... but not thanks :)
Stay safe, and chase the light while you've got it as all too soon you will be into the drudger of long dark nights.
Yes it's getting dark again :) so it's only 3-4 weeks left of the summer
Had we finished our Unimog yet I would offer to take you up there with us…
Yes I would have accepted that :) hope the restoration goes well 😊
Gylfi, are there any folks panning for the gold that way or is it off limits??? As always you did a great scenery and understanding… Thank you
Gold has never been panned in Iceland :) but we only knew it recently that gold can be found here so it's open for gold prospecting unless it's a private land
So, these fishing lakes...must have been stocked with fish?
Yes the “ice age brown trout” more here if you wanna come fishing :) gofishing.is/veidivotn-lakes/
Good Morning from Australia. M5 under Bardarbunga yesterday. Any views on this please? Thank you for your work and Stay Safe.
Amazing geology. Agree that peleo geology needs to be carried out.
Always most welcome :)
Yeah, be sure the catch the most of the light while it's there; winter will be dark and gloomy ;-)
Yes it's been a hard summer to work with but I cannot complain, got lucky every now and then, too good files to leave unprocessed so I have plenty of work in front of me :)
Get views and information - Thank you. You are so lucky to be able to colour grade, I love photography but am colour blind so have know idea what I am doing when it comes to colour.
Sorry to hear that, but at least I can offer you the contrasts of Iceland, hope they work for you :)
Lake askja is a super volcano trapped under the water. When it goes it could take out half the island
That might be a little “overdramatisation” :)
Cool, I am a computer (PC) nerd and enjoy building and tinkering with my PC builds, overclocking them to the max.
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I’ve been to the Grand Canyon, you would love it. If I lived near there, I’d offer you a place to stay but if you’re ever in Pennsylvania, let me know! ❤
Thank you very much ❤ appreciated
Þá kemur enn eitt, Jæks 😱og Jæja😱 frá mér😱 en flott mynda taka samt 🙌🙌☺
Takk Heiða :)
Elsku Gylfi, thank you for this beautiful video. In my travels over the years I have visited Dettifoss but am not familiar with that large bridge. Where exactly is this and is it accessible in a regular car? Thank you again for all your hard work.
Thank you very much 😁 but the bridge is exactly here and it's a good road to it from Mývatn, and 2 roads from Ásbyrgi, by the west side of the river is a new road, but the old one is on the east side, gravel road :) goo.gl/maps/4g3ruxJnsrmikq2F8
Sæl Gylfi, my cousin in Iceland mentioned that there have been over 700 earthquakes in the past 24 hours in Reykjanes. Wow!
Alltaf gaman að fylgjast með videounum þínum.
Takk kærlega og velkominn :)
Happy Wednesday!!! xD
We've got a shed load of global cooling going on here....
The snow in the mountains here are telling me it's getting colder again, and welcome :)
hello man, what do you think is going to happen at Bárðarbunga in the future?
It will erupt again but it can be years until then...or so I think
i am sorry to correct you...the biggest lava flows were generated when creating steps/traps
research siberian traps or deccan traps in india
Thank you for your work ... i love it 😍
Thanks for the info :) and greetings from Iceland :)
@@JustIcelandic i am also a self thought researcher ... so i perfectly understand you ... thank you again for your hard work and sharing news from beautiful Iceland
i am concerned about Katla ... do you think Askja is greater risk?
Imagine the quantity of water... released in a few hours IF HAPPEN.
Yes this is really something up there...
It really seems like that the whole Icelandic Volcanos are waking up all togheter
It seems to be more activity then usual yes..
Well, there is always the risk factor when you live in a volcanic region. It can happen in 10 minites or in 10000 years, who knows. There are several places on earth that look like something is happening soon, like the Vesuvio region, or the Yellowstone region. But nobody knows for sure, so people just carry on as if nothing can go wrong. And for many, this may be true. The time frame of a human life is only a blink of an eye compared to geological processes. All we can do is to carry on and hope it happens somewhere else. :)
👍 Thats right and greetings from Iceland :)
8000 years ago hmmm, when the Younger Dryas ended there was a period of 3500 years what was called the Climatic Optimum and it was 3500 years of absolute beautiful weather, but the temperatures in this period we are on course to hit those temperatures by 2100 with current warming trends. So put that in perspective when they talk about warming, it has already been warmer in the Holocene much more than it is today but the coldest point in the Holocene followed this Climatic Optimum period and i wondered what was the cause of the cooling, looks like youve just shown the smoking gun. I wonder how much Iceland is responsible for the collapse of god knows how many civilizations over the millennia...
Good question about the civilizations :) and thanks a lot for the information in your reply...