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The "jeeps" of Iceland: here there do be monsters

Autoblog (Free subscription) | 5 hours ago

Filed under: Trucks/Pickups , Etc. , Lifestyle Click above for high-res gallery of Iceland's "jeeps" Not too long ago, we posted a bit about Iceland's "jeeps" . This blogger has just returned from ten days in the North Atlantic with those very brutes, and they're every bit as massive -- and cool -- as they look. We even got to go for a spin in one, get a look at another one, and take pictures of a...

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How Iceland Went From Blood Feuds to Geothermal - Freakonomics...

gtmcknight.com (Free subscription) | yesterday

How Iceland Went From Blood Feuds to Geothermal - Freakonomics - Opinion - New York Times Blog

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Pictures of machines against skies

Annie Rhiannon (Free subscription) | yesterday

(1) Chimneys near Doncaster, England (2) Pylon in the Icelandic highlands (3) Rooftops from my old apartment in Reykjavik (3) Welsh ship heading into Dun Laoghaire port (4) Traffic light in New York City.

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Cruise passengers on the rise at Reykjavik

lloydslist.com (Free subscription) | yesterday

ICELAND’s cruise numbers will be up again this year with Associated Icelandic Ports expecting 83 calls to Reykjavik in 2008 and an estimated 60,000 passengers.

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Part XII - Glaumbaer, Vantsnes, Stykkisholmur

Chocolate à chuva (Free subscription) | 07/24/2008

The next morning was sunny and bright again, and we'd have another long drive ahead of us, as we were heading towards Reykjavik and staying in the Snæfellsnes peninsula. We didn't have enough time to explore this part of Iceland properly, or go to the West Fjords (an even more remote and isolated area than the rest of Iceland) but I'm sure we'll be back again soon. GLAUMBAER Our first stop was the...

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Gold Ring from Middle Ages Found in East Iceland

Archaeonews (Free subscription) | 07/23/2008

Archeologists discovered a gold ring in a grave in Skriduklaustur in east Iceland where there used to be a monastery. The discovery is considered significant because very few gold rings have been found in archeological excavations in Iceland. “It looks like a normal wedding ring, but it has been decorated a little,” archeologist Steinunn Kristjánsdóttir, who is responsible for the current

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Brief Update - Reykjavík, Iceland

TravelPod.com Recent Updates (Free subscription) | 07/23/2008

The Great European Excursion - Iceland, Germany, Denmark and Beyond!

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The Trip Part V - Iceland

The Daily Transcript (Free subscription) | 07/22/2008

We were planning to head to Europe so when I discovered that the cheapest tickets were being offered by Icelandair, I jumped on it. Why? I have always wanted to visit this mystic land and Icelandair lets you have a free stopover for up to a week. I highly recommend that you do this once - Iceland was far and away the highlight of our European trip. Day I - We arrived late in Keflavic where the main...

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Gold Ring from Middle Ages Found in East Iceland

Archaeology in Europe (Free subscription) | 07/22/2008

Archeologists discovered a gold ring in a grave in Skriduklaustur in east Iceland where there used to be a monastery. The discovery is considered significant because very few gold rings have been found in archeological excavations in Iceland. “It looks like a normal wedding ring, but it has been decorated a little,” archeologist Steinunn Kristjánsdóttir, who is responsible for the current excavation...

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Twixt Iceland and the fried chicken takeaway lies scrote Nirvana

The Devil's Advocate (Free subscription) | 07/22/2008

I OCCASIONALLY have to travel through what are best described as Scrote Estates. (Apparently we’re not allowed to use the word ‘chav’ anymore because if we do then we’re no better than fascists. Don’t ask me – some bloke in The Guardian said it.) You know the kind of place: flat-roofed pub with a pair of Rottweilers leaning over the guttering, hoodies on mountain bikes riding on the pavement, the cross...

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Iceland

Virtual Economics (Free subscription) | 07/22/2008

Back from ten days driving around Iceland. Thoughts on Iceland (1) I recommend anyone who goes read Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars trilogy first - much of the country's outlandish beauty comes from looking like the early stages of a terraforming...

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Iceland opens new national park

The Earth Times Online Newspaper (Free subscription) | 07/22/2008

Frankfurt - Iceland has just inaugurated a new national park which is the biggest in Europe, according to the country's tourist information office in Frankfurt. The 13,000 square-kilometre Vatnajokull National Park in southern Iceland takes up 13 per...

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