Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/733 Driving eastwards from Kirkjubæjarklaustur.
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Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/736 Vatnajökull is the largest glacier in Europe.
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Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/743 Seamus enjoys the scenery
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Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/745 Seamus, Gowolla and Mickey
Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/746 Cloud covered glacier and Einbreið Brú (single width bridge)
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Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/748 Glacial river, the water is clear and more greeny blue than normal
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Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/750 You can see the glacial tongue coming down from the glacier
Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/751 Seamus considers the glacier
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Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/753 Ganesh and the mountains
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Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/755 Layers of rock
Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/756 The Skfatafellsjökull glacier tongue of Vatnajökull glacier (the largest glacier in Europe) in Skaftafell National Park.
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Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/760 Can you see Elves in the rocks?
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Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/762 The Jökulsárlón glacial lagoon, created by run off from the glaciar - some of it solid.
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Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/769 There are a lot of farms and settlements.
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Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/774 In Höfn (the furthest East we get) we spot a street called Svalbarð (ref Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials Books).
Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/776 It's possible that this dish in Höfn is pointing to the geostationary satellites over the equator.
Photo /users/aendr/whiterabbit/777 Leaving Höfn and driving Westwards.
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