Article by Bjorn Olav Jonsson

Iceland has got the advantage or we can the windfall of numerous natural and man-made lakes. All lakes here are absolutely clean and glaciers fed. This is the reason why lakes of Iceland have become one of the most important tourist destinations here. Following . . . → Read More: Majestic lakes of Iceland]]> http://lovingiceland.com/majestic-lakes-of-iceland/feed 0 http://lovingiceland.com/penis-mall http://lovingiceland.com/penis-mall#comments Thu, 31 Mar 2011 02:01:27 +0000 gh56 http://lovingiceland.com/?p=650 ]]> http://lovingiceland.com/penis-mall/feed 0 http://lovingiceland.com/homer-in-iceland http://lovingiceland.com/homer-in-iceland#comments Tue, 18 May 2010 23:42:24 +0000 gh56 http://lovingiceland.com/?p=586 Famous people love to visit Iceland. I could mention  Bill Clinton,  Elton John,  Bobby McFerrin,

Prince Charles and more.

And someone seems to be sure that Homer Simpson came to Iceland.

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More to come . . . → Read More: My Dog – Bassi]]> http://lovingiceland.com/my-dog-bassi/feed 0 http://lovingiceland.com/at-sea http://lovingiceland.com/at-sea#comments Wed, 11 Nov 2009 11:36:32 +0000 gh56 http://lovingiceland.com/?p=426 We would not survive in this country if it wasn’t for the fish in the ocean. That’s what makes money. But the fishermen often have bad weather out there on the sea.

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. . . → Read More: Vestmannaeyjar]]> http://lovingiceland.com/vestmannaeyjar/feed 0 http://lovingiceland.com/krossa http://lovingiceland.com/krossa#comments Sat, 03 Oct 2009 10:30:41 +0000 gh56 http://lovingiceland.com/?p=388 Visiting some parts of Iceland, you’ll have to cross rivers. Here is one of them: Krossá on the way to Þórsmörk:

. . . → Read More: Krossá]]> http://lovingiceland.com/krossa/feed 0 http://lovingiceland.com/dettifoss http://lovingiceland.com/dettifoss#comments Sat, 03 Oct 2009 10:00:46 +0000 gh56 http://lovingiceland.com/?p=385 In the north you find this amazing waterfall called Dettifoss – Falling waterfall. It falls 44 meters !