If not for the volcano, I would have never discovered your channel. Never thought I would become so attached to Icelandic volcano's, news, and of course, Polly :)

@ulrich3580

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true for us too 🙂

@richardkirby9525

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Me too. Am facinated by lava now & took so many screenshots of the volcano. Maybe 800. A lot of very similar ones😁🤭

@pamelakuhlman8481

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Me too! I loved the scientific knowledge displayed on some of the websites of the volcano. Sulfur dioxide, carbon monoxide etc. Fell in love with Iceland and of course, the newscasts from Valur, Art's cinematography, and of course, Polly.. I especially enjoy Valur's walk abouts in Reykjavik so I can see the shops and scenery.

@GoCoyote

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@@pamelakuhlman8481 "Just Icelandic" is another great channel. His "10 things not to do when visiting Iceland" is hilarious. I have worked with a few Icelanders, and have assumed that they had master degree levels of dry humor and irony taught at university, but didn't realize that they also had such photography talents. Of course having such good material with low light angles helps :)

The volcano is dead, long live the volcano! Thanks to Josie, Art, Valur and all who made the hike to report from the volcano, and thanks for such a lovely documentary :) In the end, Valur turned the Champagne into a little volcano!

The Reykjavik Grapevine photography is pretty amazing and continues to impress. I watch KZread pretty much all day every day, but this show seems singularly unique in its format, showcasing the rhythm of life in Iceland. It is not just commentary, it is not just landscapes, but it has an almost interactive feel.

Brilliant end to a brilliant series! We've loved the newscasts since the beginning, and the volcano coverage ended up being the icing on the cake until we could (finally!) get there in person - Art's camera work has been incredible, a real joy to behold, award winning in our eyes. And in this video, the drone footage of the empty crater, then zooming slowly out to the surroundings, I was blown away by how shallow of an upturned boat the Gónholl 'viewing hill' is now - when I remember what a big deal it was to climb (esp in the wind!) when there was so much more of it above ground (as it were!) back in May, before it was cut off by the lava overrunning the saddle! Incredible sense of perspective and the concept of just how deep that lava field is. Hiking along to the Meradalir eruption (luckily just before it ended!) & seeing the back view of the No.5 cone was incredible, it's just so striking, hulking on the horizon there. (Sorry for such a long reminiscence!)🥂 Skál!

I am so glad this is here for me to enjoy right now! If it weren't for your baby volcano, I never would have discovered Iceland and your channel! Thank God for Fagradalsfjall!!!

These Memoir episodes were absolutely fantastic. Very well explained and captured. Thanks for all the hard work Valur, Josie, Art and others who have worked on this! I'm so happy I got to witness the volcano in the early days. Let's see what the future holds! 😀🙌

Art showed some amazing, beautiful videos from the volcano when it was active.

You are both wonderful hosts. Thank you so much for taking us along on your Icelandic journeys. Art, you are an absolutely fantastic cinematographer. Polly, she’s so full of life! Love you one & all.💕 *Love your boots Valur. Where can I get some?

What a lovely reminisce! I put my chunk of the Geldingadalir lava up on my laptop so she could also watch and remember. Loved the light shining on you two during the sofa chat. And it was fascinating to see and to hear the narration about what the lava fields are like a year on. The explosive champagne - perfect! 😂 And Art's footage - wowow!

Thank you for your amazing coverage. Sharing your adventures about the volcano will be something I’ll always remember, being locked down at home in the UK through the pandemic the eruption was essential viewing. I finally came to Iceland in Oct 2021 just after the eruption had ended, to visit the lava fields and actually be there in person was just as spectacular and felt very special.

Hello everyone , this is the only volcano i was attached to from the first day of its life to the day it stopped . I really felt sad when it died out , and i am still hoping one day in may live time will become life again. Greetings from Saudi arabia .

Patiently waiting for the volcano to bring us the next chapter, whenever that might occur.

Thank you sharing history of Iceland as well as the current events. Now let's go shopping!

Enjoyed this Volcano series. Final episode is absolutely first class. Stunning, breathtaking images caught by Art. thanks mate. Never to be forgotten. Thanks to you Valur and Josie and dear Polly. Best wishes for future ventures.

Just now getting around to watching this and now it feels rather bittersweet. 😥

I was September 23 to the volcano’s with a photography trip. It was planned to see the eruption of the Meradalir but it stopt on August 21. But I liked it very much to see both in real. What amazing to see you walking on the lava and how big the cracks are and the colors. But you had still be careful. Thank you for this video. Greetings from the Netherlands.

Thanks for your insightful and entertaining presentation of the news and documentation of the volcano. Such a refreshing change from US news. I’ve become a fan girl! 😊

absolutely fascinating...one of my go-to KZread channels during the pandemic especially and hope to visit your amazing country soon guys..Love from Scotland 🤟

Really enjoyed this episode. Love the little," incognito super"cone next to "big daddy"... 🍻

Perfect way to wrap up the Volcano Series. Loved the Champagne Bursting out. I agree with Josie that was a fitting way to honor the Volcano. “ Bob” made quite an impact, in more ways than one. Thank You Art for all the Incredible video you’ve taken of both volcanos. Thank You Valur, for walking us through this, The life of the 2021 eruption. I learned quite a lot and came out with a heightened Respect for The Nature. Thanks also, for putting the video clips of when the Meradalir Volcano erupted. Her appearance may have been short but reminded us that there will be more activity to come. Sooner rather than Later? We shall see … Josie, great job on doing this documentary. Tell your Boss, that you earned a raise! 😉 Can’t wait to see what happens next. Love to Pollý.

@TheReykjavikGrapevine

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Thank you for your kind words Corrine, really glad you enjoyed this show! JA x

I met you all through the first class and personable coverage of the volcano and decided to stay for the news, the views and the craic. The whole team are amazing. I do miss those hikes though. much love L

Bollinger is one of the better champagne brands and actually my favorite. It is also quite expensive here in the states. A fitting end to the volcano! That is, until the next one…

Thank you all for this series. I have totally enjoyed the time of the eruption. I was hooked to my laptop watching al the webcams, try to read the Icelandic news with the funny google translations and of course watched the Newscast with the beautiful videos from Art. I became a member of the Bob nation group. A very enthusiastic group from over the whole world. It was a great help during the Covid period with al the restrictions. I am very curious what wil happen next. It is clear that Reykjanes peninsula has waken up, but there are also other systems that want attention it seems. So interesting times. Thank you all.

Bravo What a wonderful series Greetings from Canada

What a fun and cool video for a hot topic. Thank you for the walk along. Looking forward to more videos. Salute to you all from Pa in the USA.

Thank you for your time and effort people including the camera man, cheers.

I've enjoyed your content. I haven't listened to all the content since activity waned in castration valley but on occasion I listen to something and there's some interesting things to learn about Iceland. And yes I will buy you a beer if I get the privilege someday.

Very well done you guys, an excellent video and series plus your fascinating newscasts and podcasts.

Desde o começo das erupções, acompanhamos vocês, e este vídeo é algo fascinante, mostrando como esta acotencendo as transformações da região.. e que ainda há muito calor sobre a lava seca.. Esperamos ver mais vídeos como este mostrando quem sabe os canais , cavernas e "rios secos de lava".. além das várias cores devido aos minerais que estão espelhados .. Um grande abraço do Brasil - Fortaleza - Ceará

OMG you walked on Lava :) ;)

Valur when I first saw u I thought you'd turned grey! I was relieve to see it was a hat. Won't be long before u report next eruption.

The nickname, "Bob," I think was short for "belching out basalt."

N5 was called NAR

Do you know how deep that lava is in what was the valley? 50 metres maybe? Thank you anyone who can help.

What is the white crust inside the crater? Snow?

grapvine new agein drevily jochan verin with🎈😍🥰🥰🥰😍😍

I miss Polly.

@peterginsburg2465

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Yes. So uplifting to watch Polly and Valur do a walk, somewhere in the Reykjavik area.

Will Polly wear booties? Someone needs to design her a pair of hiking booties! Protect the happy feet😁