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    • 2025年9月10日水曜日
    • 🌧 11 °C
    • 海抜: 18 m
    • アイスランドHveragerðisbær63°59’51” N  21°11’35” W
    Selfoss waterfall
    Only 450 steps to the top.Upstream of the major waterfalls beautiful with rapids and other full width FallsUs!Base of the waterfall with our guide.Open Air Museum showing the lifestyle of early Icelandic people.Carved bed boards put at the side of the entry point. It doubled for extra table space at meal time.A real fishing boat owned by the museum's founder.Turf roofed house at the museum.Beautiful carved book cover located in the school house.The family beds. Often 10-12 people shared the beds and had to sit all night. AMap of Iceland showing road systems.Lunch was at the hydroponic tomato farm. Delicious vats of tomato soup + mountain of home baked.Beautiful coloured geraniums help with pests around the tomatoes.Gullfoss waterfall. It was mighty. Roaring clouds of aerated water spewed into the air. Magnificent.Gullfoss. Looks a lot like Victoria FallsThe water does a90degree turn and drops into a huge rift.Farm land of Siduda's family.

    Selfoss, Geyser, Tomato lunch, Gullfoss

    9月10日, アイスランド ⋅ 🌧 11 °C

    Sigridur Tomasdottir (1874 -1957) was born in Brattholt farm near Gullfoss and had no formal education. However she learned to read and draw beautiful pictures of wildlife. She and her sisters guided visitors around the waterfall. She grew up to be an activist who helped save Gullfoss from developers who wanted to build a power station to supply electricity to a large part of Iceland. She was the daughter of the original farm owner. His land contained half of the Gullfoss waterfall . Her father refused to sell to the developer but eventually was tricked into the sale of his property. Sigridur worked huge hours and tirelessly to stop this project from going ahead. We have her and her helpers to thank for saving the majestic waterfall from destruction. She is subsequently known as the first environmentalist in Iceland.もっと詳しく

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