If KZread gave out awards for excellence in news broadcasting you definitely should get one. The quality of your reports goes up and up. Stunning photography at the end. I'm very impressed.

@TheReykjavikGrapevine

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot. It means a lot to us.

@nolongerlistless

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheReykjavikGrapevine An Oscar or Golden Globe at least!

@SkyeRangerNick

3 жыл бұрын

Personally, I think this channel being nominated for a Streamy Awards would be wonderful. There, I have said it. 😁

@M124M

3 жыл бұрын

A dedicated and enthusiastic team for sure😊

@violetmullikin1725

3 жыл бұрын

Amen to that ♥️

So appreciate your channel. I speak french, german and english so I completely understand when you search for the right word....parka, coat, jacket! You and Art make this phenomena comprehensible to us non volcanologists. Congratulations for being one of the best vids on KZread. x

I appreciate the calm of those videos, with those unnervous images at the end. No cut every half second. A diamond in the hectic world of media. Thank you Mr. Cameraman and Mr. Grettisson-OfCourse ;)

@wwoods66

3 жыл бұрын

How does the cameraman manage to move around over rough ground while keeping a steady view of the narrator?

@wtglb

3 жыл бұрын

@@wwoods66 he is probably using a stabilizer

@ETRuT1

3 жыл бұрын

@@wwoods66 He's a superb cameraman.

@NoobPolitikerMario

3 жыл бұрын

@@ETRuT1 In some of the newscast episodes you can briefly see the shadow of the cam guy. There you could see that the mobilphone is simply mounted in a gimbal system. That's why the focus is so concentrated on the narrator even in that rough terrain where they both walk. Nothing to do with being a "superb cameraman"! Everyone with such a technological tool and some training in its usage can produce such pictures. (If one has the luck to be in such a place that is of course!) Haven't seen an episode from them yet where they talk about the job background of the people so of course it could be that Valurs guy is a trained cameraman with years of professional videoshooting, but I doubt it! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gimbal

@calvinrocco4505

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry to be so offtopic but does someone know a method to get back into an Instagram account? I somehow forgot my password. I would love any tricks you can give me.

Your grasp of the numbers is as impressive as the strength of your ankles. Walking here must be extremely challenging. Thanks again.

Art's skill with the drone is really just next-level, he's so amazing! The calm approaches, the speeding up over the lava, the rock steady hover...he just takes your breath away. The two of you are just the best pairing since...I dunno...since Djúpur put licorice in chocolate! 😍🇮🇸🌋🍫

@TheReykjavikGrapevine

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, yes, we'll take it!

@nolongerlistless

3 жыл бұрын

Great editing, great pacing.

@SkyeRangerNick

3 жыл бұрын

I totally agree.

@marcfedak

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I agree. Another example was when Vadur was mentioning the rain-like sounds that the still hot parts of the lava rock; Art had the drone zoom in on a close up of the lava and increased the volume to make that subtle sound more evident.

I am amazed at how kickass you guys are. Standing in the middle of a cooling lava field, volcanoes spewing lava behind you, and gently explaining how volcanoes help the planet :)

@quietone748

3 жыл бұрын

Also, what is the word you say as a sort of "goodbye"? I understand "Dji-leng"

@thierrybilson9634

3 жыл бұрын

@@quietone748 Me to, it sounded a little like the basis of the English word 'cheerio' but definitely not said like that, I wondered if its the derivation of that word in English

@oddnyjohnson1302

3 жыл бұрын

@@thierrybilson9634 I believe he said "see you then " -in episode 97 I understand Icelandic a bit - so I was able to hear above his accent.

@oddnyjohnson1302

3 жыл бұрын

@@quietone748 see reply below from Oddny

@mrmaxwell3564

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly my thoughts - what a shot!

Wow! I admire the camera persons ability to walk on that surface while maintaining a stable shot. I really like your reporting. Very real, engaging, and informative. Like having a tour with a relative while visiting.

@theredrover3217

3 жыл бұрын

A resounding YEAH💪 to your camera-person - I have been impressed since day one watching. 😎

I really appreciate the fact that you guys don't cover the audio of video clips with music. Getting to hear the sounds of this eruption, in places where no human could safely trek, adds a whole new layer of depth to the reporting and sets this channel apart from others.

Thanks again, Valur! Really appreciate you and your cameraman making the hike for us, and for the great drone shots; great camera work all round. You bring the scene alive for us! It's interesting to see the lava up close and personal too. The sounds of the lava moving... well, that's something else!

@Peter_S_

3 жыл бұрын

Art is the cameraman and he does an amazing job. Almost no newscasts on Earth have a cinematographer!

@DSTWizz

3 жыл бұрын

@@Peter_S_ Thanks. He does indeed do an amazing job, and certainly deserves recognition by name!

I’m here from BobNation, the Facebook group who clued me into these reports and asked me to give them a shoutout. I’m still waiting for the official name. Thank you for letting us really hear the sound of the lava. That noise has been intriguing me since the beginning of the eruption

@Peter_S_

3 жыл бұрын

Why are childish people so proud of being childish?

@EliaKay1

3 жыл бұрын

@@Peter_S_ why are stuck up people so insistent about taking the fun out of life? I personally hope I never get to the point of putting down other people’s joy for my own entertainment.

@Peter_S_

3 жыл бұрын

@@EliaKay1 It's too bad that you can't have fun without playing childish anthropomorphization games with yourself and spreading that childishness in a proud way like you have to stick it in people's faces. "bobNation"? Oh please. Why don't you just forget all nouns and refer to everything as bob? Why don't you call yourself bob? Maybe it's more fun to just call everything bob? How about world leaders? Cities? Cars? Trains? Clouds? Waterfalls? Buildings? Telephones? Posters? Your car keys? Why stop there.... Your lunch is now bob, but your diner and your breakfast are now bob also and the mint you had inbetween, that's bob too. Your country is now named bob and your parents are bob and bob and your grandparents are bob, and bob, and bob, and bob. If you object to any of that, you are just taking the fun out of life.

@nolongerlistless

3 жыл бұрын

Long live Belching Out Basalt nation!

@EliaKay1

3 жыл бұрын

@@Peter_S_ you’re the one taking this far too seriously, lol. I’m just going by the name of the Facebook group set up by a bunch of fans of a volcano. The Facebook group is called BobNation. I am in no way responsible for the name they chose, however I do enjoy the information they share about this lovely little tourist volcano that I can’t wait to see on my next visit to Iceland. I am also thankful for the Icelander, Ragnar Heiðar Sigtryggsson, who setup the livestream rebroadcasts here and the Facebook group.

First time I have ever heard a newscaster use the word bullshit on a national news show. I wish all news anchors could feel so free and honest to use words like that to accurately describe a particular situation. Well done as always, gentlemen. It will be a sad day indeed when the vents close down and the gorgeous lava flows cease to captivate our enthralled attention.

Thank you Valur and the team for another brilliant newscast. We look forward to settling down to watch them and to see and learn about Iceland. It's all absolutely fascinating and your presentation style is a joy. We love the phrase 'it is what it is ' and are now using it ourselves so we hope you carry on saying it! We received our printed Grapevine newspapers today that we ordered from the shop and are looking forward to reading them as they look really good. Best wishes to all the team including Polly of course - we're delighted that her photo is included alongside everyone else. Take care, Wendy and Geoff in Brighton UK.

Marvelous, Valur and team. I am sitting here comfortably in my chair at my desk in Boston, and you, Valur, together with the friends from The Reykjavik Grapevine, have to undertake a rough hike so we can watch these stunning images and listen to your great comments. [Disclosure: I gained a bit of weight over the winter. But no that it is spring, there is no reason anymore to not go out and exercise. But doing that here in Boston is vastly less demanding....].

I could listen to that moving lava crackling sound all day. It is very relaxing and soothing.

Thank you for these videos. This is fascinating to me. Never seen anything like this before. At 75 years old I’m still learning something new everyday. Thanks again from Florida USA.

@barbarashirley3278

3 жыл бұрын

Same for me at 77! I'm having the time of my life from my recliner at home. Thanks to you both! 🤗

PS - the drone footage at the end of the video is awesome! To see molten rock behaving just like a waterfall is amazing!

@Norfolk250

3 жыл бұрын

Actually, lava flows and falls are an older concept than their water equivalents. This planet was molten rock for millions of years before any liquid water formed at all. So, 'precedence' should turn your comment around.

@nolongerlistless

3 жыл бұрын

@@Norfolk250 Tee hee! Or: Hee tee! 😅

@MCP53

3 жыл бұрын

@@Norfolk250 Of course you're right, but I wasn't around back then so, from a personal perspective, it's a valid comment :-)

Your drone footage is fantastic, just wish there was more of it, especially over the now quiet vents.

Those which are far away are very grateful for the amazing pictures and your reports at Reykjavik Grapevine, which give us an impression and good overview of this beautiful volcano eruption. THANK YOU !

Clicking on a new video of you guys means satisfaction guaranteed! It lets me feel like I’m part of it.

I appreciate the very detailed information and regular updates the Grapevine delivers. I especially appreciated the update on Northy and Southy. None of the other channels are focusing on those vents now that the lava flow there is diminishing. Keep up the good work.

Thank you for capturing the sounds of the lava, and for describing the smells! If we can't be there in real life we want to know EVERYTHING, haha. As always, wonderful footage of the lava flows, especially at the beginning and end. Well done.

This presenter has SUCH ENTHUSIASM and a command of the English language which puts to shame many in England who’s grasp of their Mother Tongue defies credulity ...Bless You Valur for your physical stamina and intellectual strength ...

I'm so in love with your reports of the eruption. I'm like a little child who can't wait until it's Christmas. Checking every hour youtube for a new newscast. By the way, when I was on Iceland in 2018 I already loved your newspaper. Now I'm happy finding you online, so I immediately joined the "elbow high five club" because I think, such good work should get supported. And another thing. I love the camera work...all of it...on legs and on wings...and I know what I'm talking about, my best friend and me we are working for the TV, she is camera operater and sound mixer and I work for the props department. So, lots of love from Germany. Stay safe and healthy.

@TheReykjavikGrapevine

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks a lot.

It’s not just news channels that have a lot to learn from Valur’s presentation; as my wallet has learned, the Shopping Channel could definitely take lessons in how to sell stuff to the audience. BYW. We call the two tallest peaks Valur and Polly.

@vocative-name

3 жыл бұрын

100%!!!

@claudineb777

3 жыл бұрын

LOL!

Thank you again for this beautiful and interesting video. Great to hear the sound of the lava. You must be extremely fit to hike there so often. I am looking forward to the next newscast.

I can’t get enough of looking at the volcano-the cones, lava being flung into the air, lava moving slowly and lava running down a hill, it is just all so fascinating. I would so love to have a piece of the lava to go with my mineral collection, I hope that will be available at your store soon too! Or that I will be able to come and get a specimen myself. Your reporting is so refreshing, calling bullshit when it is warranted and Art’s camera expertise in giving us breathtaking views of the experience is the best!

@nolagranolabar

3 жыл бұрын

@Carol Rohrer Fantastic idea about selling the lava! That would help with their funding for sure!!! I’d LOVE to buy a piece! 🌋

"Don't call it Bob!" "Mini-me is over there." Aha. :-)

@TheReykjavikGrapevine

3 жыл бұрын

Haha, right, i'm a hypocrite.

@RegebroRepairs

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheReykjavikGrapevine Best kind of crite. :-)

@RDnAC

3 жыл бұрын

Right, don’t call that one BoB but call minime Little John. 🤣

@agut5587

3 жыл бұрын

How about "dalur eldsins"

@shiraz1736

3 жыл бұрын

I like Bob

Such interesting information, about the 1783 eruption in Iceland and the French Revolution! Keep those drone shots coming, and the wonderful SOUNDS of the wind and the lava!! Greetings again from 10,000 km away (New Mexico, USA)

I enjoyed your chat, while watching lava sputtering up behind you. 😊

Thanks! We enjoy your updates and always look forward to them! Greetings from Austria 🇦🇹

@TheReykjavikGrapevine

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

Great content guys. Thanks for keeping us updated.

The best of all the reports about the volcanos, thanks. I can not wait for your next one! Emmerentia from Cape Town( was there in2010 when Eyjafjallajokull erupted..!)

I'm an armchair volcanologist since childhood & learn something new with every one of your posts. Thank you!

Thanks again for this update. Your videos make good sense and fill in the gaps left by others. Please keep finding those gaps :-)

Watching it? No sir, enjoying it.

Learnt more geology from you over the past few weeks than ever did at school thankyou again for great reporting stay safe mate and may Polly chase many more balls

Thank You again for your great reporting about this. We appreciate the time and effort that you and your cameraman put in, to take such incredible videos and provide all the information that you can. Can’t wait for the next update. Stay Safe and Hi to Polly.

Watching your news from my couch in Paris, drinking one Einstok beer... but it will be better on the volcano! Thanks, Valur and Art!

@TheReykjavikGrapevine

3 жыл бұрын

Enjoy!

@nolongerlistless

3 жыл бұрын

Our local shop doesn’t sell Einstök!

Valur and team, your Channel is very informative. I very much enjoy your style of reporting. I hope you stay safe and healthy. Keep up the great work.

From Canada again ! Great to hear, see, smell and feel ! 🤣 via your excellent coverage again ! Please watch your step, don’t twist your ankle for us Valur and company .🙈

Great program! Honest and straightforward. Please never change.

Thanks for another great article, you gave me a good overview of how the area looks now. The drone shots at the end are pure abstract art !

So THAT’s why there were earthquakes last night! The Volcano Whisperer was “back in town”! Hopefully this means another vent opening up...... any time now! Another excellent report.

We've only recently discovered your videos about the Geldingadalur volcano. Absolutely brilliant, informative and entertaining. Superb photography too. Thank you, we will continue to watch with fascinated interest!

My cat likes you. She gets up close to the TV screen and tries to touch you. She doesn't do that with anyone else. ;)

This is an absolutely historic event of epic proportions. Thank you for sharing. I hope to see you there one day when Iceland is open for tourists again!

great perspective on the area ... very beautiful too.

No other news outlet so masterfully combines cinematic videography with folksy but informative commentary in describing Iceland's current volcanic eruption. It's a pleasure to follow your adventures in returning to this hotbed of evolutionary change in the local landscape just south of the country's capital.

Hey Mr. Death (of course), lovely reporting again, as usual :-) Thanks for the great description of the smells and the crackling sound of the lava up close. And the mind-blowing drone footage, especially the narrow lava worms at the end! All the best from Jeremy in the Czech Republic.

I want to say I love your reports Mr. Grettisson, and to the Cameraman for the great footage. Always great information, the long walks to get the news out. The danger you in while doing so. I take my hat off. I always look forward to the next RVK Newscast.

So good of you to catch the noise made at the edges of flows. That will continue for some time as it creeps from pressure or the weight of lava behind and collapsing as it cools and off gases. You or your producer or your cameraman I don't know who is responsible but someone there has the eye for capturing something different than the drama queens, equally interesting, fascinating really. There's much more to this eruption than liquid rock shooting into the sky and I am glad someone takes the time to let us see IT too. I look forward to your segments - the whole lot of you do an excellent job.

No one around there on your visit, like you had the place to yourself. It seemed so desolate, but it appears easy to forget the dangers while nature was changing the landscape behind you. Great reporting, keep it going and stay safe.

Valur you are one of my very favorite people on KZread. Especially when you are near the volcano but also when you are talking about Reykjavik. Best wishes from The Sunshine Coast Queensland Australia ❤

Love your videos. Really try to show us the essence of the volcano. Also love your no nonsense style of reporting "imbecils, idiots and bullsh**" right on. Listening to the crackling was mesmerizing. Drone footage is great. Came for the volcano, stayed for your reporting on all that is Iceland. ❤

Oh and just to say I have really enjoyed your coverage of the volcano and other things, send you and yours best wishes! And it's really nice to hear all the Icelandic words and pronounciation etal....thanks! ;D

My daughter and I depend now on your videos for a closer look at the volcanoes and lava fields. We visited Iceland Sept 2012, June 2013, July 2015 and July 2016. We were constantly fascinated by the history, people, bird life, plants, etc.etc. And yes we have many items from 66* N. Thanks for keeping us informed on a Country that we adore.

@tims8305

3 жыл бұрын

Us too. We love the place and hope to be able to visit Iceland from Australia for our 5th time down the track in a post-Covid world. Love these videos. As for 66*N we always say we have to go back to Iceland because we need a new jacket! Ha ha! Best wishes.

I THINK YOU DO A THOROUGH JOB OF EXPLAINING WHAT YOU SEE AND FEEL AROUND YOU. I THINK YOU TAKE SAETY WHERE MANY I HAVE SEEN IN VIDEOS DO NOT. STAY SAFE AND MAY GOD PROTECT YOU ALWAYS. KEEP ON POSTING THESE WONDERFUL POSTS ABOUT YOUR COUNTRY AND WHAT IS GOING ON.

Thank you Valur and Art, we so look forward to each RVK Grapevine newscast. Suberb work. My husband, Phil, calls the lava waterfall a ‘firefall’ - that sounds great don’t you think?!I I like your description of the cooling lava sounding like rain - it really does. Till next time .... Phil & Pat x

@TheReykjavikGrapevine

3 жыл бұрын

Hah, firefall is brilliant.

Gosh. That crackling sound was amazing, just like rain as you said. Thank you for taking us out to the volcanoes for the past several weeks.

Been waiting since Monday :) It changed soo much. Thank u . once Again absolutely Great Reporting .

Excellent shots of the moving lava and great presentation. Although the amount of lava spewed out so far does not seem huge, I think this location over the Mid-Atlantic Rift is similar to Krafla in the north, where I believe the eruptions lasted from 1975 to 1984, so this may go on for some time. It would be interesting to know what exactly is causing the smoke in vent no. 1: a sulphur deposit perhaps.

@TheReykjavikGrapevine

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, many have said that this eruption is similar to the Krafla-fires (Kröflueldar). And i think we can be pretty sure that this smoke has a lot of sulphur deposit. Me and Art once found ourselves in the smoke, and it burns your eyes and throat pretty aggressively.

Wow. The greatest wrestling match between gravity and the internal workings of Earth! Many thanks for sharing this with us and extra special recognition to the drone pilot. Well done! Please give Polly a scratch behind the ear for me. :) ...via Google Translate: Vá. Mesta glímuleikurinn milli þyngdaraflsins og innri starfa jarðarinnar! Kærar þakkir fyrir að deila þessu með okkur og auka sérstaka viðurkenningu til flugvélarinnar. Vel gert! Vinsamlegast gefðu Polly rispu á bak við eyrað fyrir mér. :)

@TheReykjavikGrapevine

3 жыл бұрын

Will do, and thank you.

I would appreciate Icelanders naming their own volcanos thank you very much. I also like all the details of the lava and history. Love your news! Not that I want difficulties for you but I hope more vents activate so we have something to talk about :)

I more or less love that you use "It is what it is"! 😉

@TheReykjavikGrapevine

3 жыл бұрын

😁

Thank you very much for the weekly overview of the vulcano area. You explain everything very well. You give me also an idea of the location by showing if you are east or west of the craters and valleys.. It helps to understand it better. Thanks a lot.

@TheReykjavikGrapevine

3 жыл бұрын

That's a very good point. In the beginning, we are standing south of the lava, in the second and third, we are west of the lava, and in the end, we are standing in the north side of the lava, where Meradalur is.

Thank you for explaining the science so clearly and doing your part against misinformation! Your coverage is truly world-class, just an absolute delight and always fascinating. Cheers from New Zealand 💚🌏

Good job again Valur, enjoy the info you give on volcanoes. Thanks

There are no words to express how much I love this video footage, and the commentary. I am sharing the material (for example) with a 94 year old friend who was a documentary film director for decades. With him the conversations are about both the technology and what one can do with the technology; the drones are a part of this of course. My list of friends who have Iceland in their hearts is not short; and they all want to get back there to see the eruption. 😁 I am so glad it is being put to video for us all. ty.

Volcanos do contribute to the global output of greenhouse gases, the real important thing, they do that since billions of years, its a steady amount, its nothing that changes much in a year, in 10, or 1000. but as you said, big erruptions especially the explosive ones with a lot of ash and sulfurdioxide actually cool down the climate for a short period (the erruption of pinatubo did reduce the global temperature about -0,5°C for 2 years or so)

Every video the cinematography gets better! Active volcanos in 4K! Amazing footage and presentation by Valur ✅✅✅

I love your kick-ass reporting, very very interesting with the ultimate money shot of you patiently explaining volcanoes to us with two vents with exploding lava in the background. Much respect sir!

I look forward to and treasure every one of these videos. Simply the best reporting on this eruption out there. Thank you!

Thanks for the descriptions and etting us hear the sound of the lava!

Thank you! I look forward to your broadcasts! Iceland is so beautiful. The sounds from the lava are amazing. Stay safe and be well.

Thank you Valur and Art for this amazing reporting! "Let's not call it bob please, it sounds very tacky in all aspects." AGREE 1,000,000%

@dbrichardson

3 жыл бұрын

and mini-me is so much more refined

@aprilpotter3054

3 жыл бұрын

And mini me is OK? Hmmmm

@lunialaspond582

3 жыл бұрын

Mini me is not a real person's name. It's one of the rules, Valur said the last newscast... Eruptions or Vulcanos don't get names of real persons or humans names.

@quietone748

3 жыл бұрын

@@lunialaspond582 I don't like "BOB" either, but it is supposed to stand for "Belching out Basalt" and all the other ones have similar names.

@timgarrison8473

3 жыл бұрын

I don't know but my cousin Roberta doesn't seem to mind. And if you knew her I think you would agree.... Bob is just fine but maybe Bobbie would be better 🤭😂

Honestly Valur ( I can say your name now ! ) I love your reports, presentation style and preparation. I really look forwards to TRG and can’t wait for the next one. Thankyou so much. I’d love to visit Iceland one day..... seismic activity permitting. 🌋 🇮🇸

13:12 wow, what an incredible view. I really like your reports - very interesting and beautiful. The volcano is clearly visible in scale compared to a person. You have a great camera man. And I really love natural sound and no music in your videos. Thank you. Greetings from Russia.

Love you guys. Thanks for sharing all these great views.

The sound of the lava crackling at 7:37 was great! Thanks

Love the knowledge and updates 1 month already!!!! So much change

Greetings from Mn. USA. I watch every News cast, and am very pleased with your reports. Thoroughly enjoy your Icelandic accent. The information you pass on to the world is excellent, thank you. You are very fortunate to live where you do, and are so close to these wonder's of nature. Thanks again and keep up the excellent reporting.

Thank you so much for explaining the effect of volcanoes. I've been talking about this with some friends since the eruptions began this year. Also, there's a bit of this volcanic discussion in Andri Snær Magnason's book "On Time and Water" (which I found about because of your online shop, thank you). Great read for Earth Day. That footage at the end! No💙💙💙 also, how beautiful that sound of lava crackling like rain. Thank you for sharing! I never heard that before!

The lava waterfall shots are amazing! Hope the drone came out unscathed. Keep up the awesome work there in Iceland!

Really enjoy your Newscasts, and watch for each one to be released. Missed seeing the chief moral officer in this one. Love your commentary and your perspective from the view of the people of Iceland. I'm especially interested because all of my ancestors are Finnish, which makes us shirt tail relatives.

Excellent Report and Great Drone shots. Thank You for the good work and reports!

I love your newscasts! I am learning so much about volcanoes and Iceland. I hope to visit there one day.

Beautiful country. Informative grapevine.

This is such a great channel! Iceland is Fascinating through your eyes.

Thank you for showing us the volcano again, Valur.

Thanks for another great video, just love your coverage :)

Thanks for the update. I am really enjoying seeing how the volcano develops. I particularly loved listening to the lava!

Lava sounds just like Hekla eruption, crinkling glass. Now all you need is a Coca-Cola bottle and a length of pipe to create a unique flower vase with a lava base on it! Appreciate your videos of both this eruption as well as your previous video-logs. Great placement of the volcano over your shoulder! Not too many reporters have lava sprouting during their narrative.

I am so grateful for your candor and your enthusiasm and knowledge and the energy of the hiking and the visuals and the sounds. You have made my days wonderful with Grapevine.

Excellent video .Really enjoy watching these informative videos and so well presented by Valur.

The Reykjavík Grapevine is the go to source for volcano news in Iceland. Rock on. Good stuff.

you are my favorite Iceland news guy :)

Watch out, the BOB fans are going to be offended! The funny thing is BOB actually stands for "Belching Out Basalt" 😂😜😂😜😂😜

Love the cracking sound it’s amazing and just as you described it like rain

Amazing channel! Thanks for going up there and keeping us all updated!

Nice one Valur. I always look forward to your reports. 👍👍