jrsinclair
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February 28, 2005 11:38pm
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WOw- quite the puffer. I like it!
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Lee Nelson
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February 28, 2005 11:45pm
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First thing I'm thinking Baldur is how long at a time?
Second thing, do you live in Iceland?
Third thing, I love this pic............
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santos
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February 28, 2005 11:54pm
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Beautiful image Baldur. The nice colors in the surroundings (including the sky) combine to make the steam of the geyser stand out.
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BaldurT
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Thanks Jim.
Thanks you Lee.
This is actually the original geyse; as in, where the name came from. It means; Too gallop forth, or to rush forth in Icelandic. This 'geyser' is not very active any more and only really blows once in a blue moon. It was only rumbling a little when I was there and it was the first time I have seen any signs of life from it.
I was born and raised in Iceland, but I've lived in the States for 25 yrs. All the images I have posted of Iceland were taken on a family vacation 4 yrs ago.
Regards,
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einarps
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Baldur
This is a very good photo of Geysir. The background, the color. Just a great shot.
Einar
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