Low clouds.
Þingeyrakirkja.
Happy All Saints Eve.
MUNDLAUG.
Hofskirkja.
Violets.
All Souls Day.
Glaumbæjarkirkja.
Glaumbæjarkirkja. 2
Church window.
Church door. Closed.
Búðakirkja .
Hringvegur.
Hringvegur. 2
Along Hringvegur.
Beitarhúsið.1
Beitarhúsið. 2
Beitarhúsið. 3
Goðafoss.1
Goðafoss. 2
Goðafoss. 3
Tongue of the glacier.
Skalafell.
Lambavatnkirkja.
Prayer for peace.
Sole d'autunno ai Giardini di Venezia.
Veleziana.2
Veleziana.1
Monument to Antonio Canova.
Titian's "Madonna Pesaro".
The "Assunta".
Blue hour.
Venezia. From above.
Omaggio a Canaletto.
Hverfjall. In all its black beauty.
The mega stone.
Climbing Hverfjall crater.
Fuming lava wall.
Leirhnjukur.
The path in the lava fields.
Crater Viti.
Hverir.
Kröflustöð.
"What you are is what you have been. What you’ll b…
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Holar. A historical site.
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wish you a peaceful week.
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Near the end of the 10th century, King Olaf I of Norway convinced his subjects to accept Christianity, then sent Christian missionaries to Iceland, where they were quickly accepted; around 1000 Icelanders made a peaceful decision that all should convert.
Holar was the Episcopal see for northern Iceland (whereas Skálholt served the same function for southern Iceland), and a cultural and educational centre for almost seven centuries (1106-1798).
wish you a peaceful week.
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Near the end of the 10th century, King Olaf I of Norway convinced his subjects to accept Christianity, then sent Christian missionaries to Iceland, where they were quickly accepted; around 1000 Icelanders made a peaceful decision that all should convert.
Holar was the Episcopal see for northern Iceland (whereas Skálholt served the same function for southern Iceland), and a cultural and educational centre for almost seven centuries (1106-1798).
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