Iceland Album
Iceland has a population of 300,000.  It was first settled by the Vikings in 874.  
It received its independence from Denmark in 1944.  It is 80% uninhabitable
with 60% lava beds, 10% glacier, and 10% mountains.  The only trees in the
120,000 sq. mile island are those planted in cities.  Vegetables are only
grown in greenhouses heated with hot thermal springs.
Puffins on Iceland's east coast.
Church lake.
Nesjavellir Geothermal Power
Station.  Geothermal provides
100% of the heat and electricity
for Iceland.
Glacier Lagoon
Sod homes of early settlers.
Vatnajokull glacier.  Largest in
Europe with 3203 square miles.
Joanne in the Blue Lagoon.
Skogafoss Falls.
One of the lava hikes available.
Gullfoss Falls
Blue Lagoon Mineral Springs
facilities.
Seljalandsfoss Falls
Hallgrimskirkja Lutheran
church is a promintent part
of Reykjavik's skyline.
Reykjavik harbor waterfront
Iceland is either covered with
ice, lava or moss.
Reykjavik, the capital city
of Iceland.