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Entering Dimmuborgir (Dark Crags) across the road from Lake Myvatn. |
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Dimmuborgir - magnificent lava landscape |
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With strange formations, columns and arches. |
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Maybe formed by from a lava-lake out of which molten lava flowed. |
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Hverfjall near Dimmuborgir. |
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We are going to climb Hverfjall. |
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The crater is 312 m high and 1,300 m diameter. One of world's largest such craters. |
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Looking way down in the crater we see graffiti made of rocks! |
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The boys have to go down. |
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Climbing the center hill. |
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Our whale watching boat back in Húsavik. |
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The church in the distance. |
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Sailor John. We saw some whale spouts and tail fins. |
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Back to the guest house for dinner. |
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After dinner we explore the many steam plums in the Mývatn area. |
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Near the Mývatn Nature Baths. |
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On the other side of the mountain we find a plethora of steaming activity. |
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We found steam vents, bubbling mud pits with the characteristic hydrogen sulfide smell. |
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The moon about 11:00 pm local time. |
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