I've been here twice now, once fifteen years ago, and again in early December last year. The first time, I was on the Golden Circle tour, having gone to Iceland in mid February. I suspect we stopped here much longer than we should have, watching Strokkur erupt multiple times, and, as a result, had to miss a stop at Hveragerdi ( my laptop doesn't let me use proper Icelandic letters!) We were almost the only people there that time, and I'm not sure why because the weather was clear, bright, and there was almost no wind blowing. Strokkur put on a magnificent show for us, including a number of double eruptions similar to the one in this video. Skip forward in time to last December, and everything was different, except for the clear and sunny day. It was bitterly cold and there was strong wind blowing from the north, that made everything seem much colder. Nor was it the wind's only effect. The whole area was busy with people, despite the cold and sheets of ice all over the place that made footing treacherous even for able bodied and sure-footed people. There was lots of people around Strokkur, which was roped off so getting a good view meant pushing past folk. Not that it was worth it, for the cold meant there was a lot of steam rising from Strokkur that obscured the activity, and that steady wind meant the plume of steam and hot water that erupted was blown horizontally along the ground. I did not stay long this time, having hired a car to get around and not have to follow any schedule. And Hveragerdi? This time, I'd got a hotel room booked in the town, and was staying there. That's how I learned that the plumes of steam I'd seen going past first time around were from hot springs geysers and so on, some of which I visited whilst staying in town... and which gave a better show than their more famous relative this time. I intend to visit Iceland at least once more in this life, and this time I will go to Hveragerdi and Storri Geyset, and this time, I will hopefully get to see all the hot springs and geysers I have before, along with those I didn't!

Beautiful!!!

@user-zi6su7zz9w

3 жыл бұрын

no stfu

Wunderschön :)

Oh! Wonderful places❣️love to see them😍👍 take care always‼️

WOW IT'S SO BEUTIFUL

It's awesome

Bellissimo.

I love this, thank you, so energetic fresh 💙🌲🌲🌲🧊🌊🌊🙏👉💯🙏

@thanlyinsoe7136

Жыл бұрын

Fbn

thanks video

When you’re filming the mother nature sometimes it’s kind a hard to tell when it’s going to happen specially geysers like these you never know when they gonna come up

@user-zi6su7zz9w

3 жыл бұрын

hjb

@TextEinfuegen

Жыл бұрын

It's the same on the toilet xD

Wow she is amazing

0:55 The songs of God are heard just after the Gesier eruption, the song is masculine and melodic.

天地之間，有一山谷。 山谷之中，有間歇泉。 其下，有一地火，熾熱不息。 地火之上，有一地水，沸騰不止。 地水之中，有一氣壓，積聚不散。 其噴口，隱藏不顯。 時而噴口，如龍出海。 時而氣突，如虎嘯山。 時而水沖，如凰展翅。 斯乃冰島之奇觀也。

😬👍

Hello, I am a Korean production I'm writing to ask for permission to use the link video as a material for our program. The theme of the broadcast is . I will make sure to clearly indicate the source. I will write down the link of the video I want to use.

@matthiasniessner4993

Жыл бұрын

Yes, I‘ll give you the permission. ;)

0:55 KABOOM!

O my god

Hello friend

Sir, can i use your vedio footage for our geography educational purpose?

@matthiasniessner4993

Жыл бұрын

Yes, you can. ;)

@geographyandwe

Жыл бұрын

@@matthiasniessner4993 thank you so much

0:53

Any body in USA see old faithful

ICH BIN ÖMER 😄

Can we jump in that water

@steilspiralenSven

Жыл бұрын

No its about 80-100°C

@thenoshow

Жыл бұрын

@@steilspiralenSven ok

Haukakataluar

Amazing natural beauty. But the place should be fenced immediately for the safety of the visitors.

wenn ich etwas anorgansiches wäre, würde ich ein Geysir sein

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mitskiii

DamAl zzzzz

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