The Skógá River drops amidst 200-foot cliffs that once formed Iceland's coastline. Skógafoss translates to "Forest Falls"
Infinite series of glacial peaks of the icy blue Sólheimajökull in South Iceland, dusted with age-old volcanic ash.
This tiny historic church in South Iceland actively served area residents until 1932. That's when the famous hilltop church in Vík í Mýrdalur was completed. Among those laid to rest in the churchyard is Sveins Pálssonar, a renowned doctor and revolutionary glacier scientist who passed away in 1840.
