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analogue wednesdays in iceland

analogue wednesday #73

búðir

surveying the beach near búðir, where the lava meets the sea.

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analogue wednesday #72

Hiking between Hellnar and Arnarstapi

Hiking between Hellnar and Arnarstapi

Hiking between Hellnar and Arnarstapi

freezing our fingers and toes hiking between hellnar and arnarstapi, but it was well worth it for all the lava fields, covered in fluffy moss!

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analogue wednesday #71

anastarpi beach, in snaefellsnes

anastarpi beach, in snaefellsnes

balancing our feet on the big round stones of arnastarpi beach, in snaefellsnes.

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analogue wednesday #70

Icelandic horses

Icelandic horses

Icelandic horses

Icelandic horses

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in iceland

the eve online monument

wandering around reykjavik’s harbour back in march, we stumbled on this quirky trio of pillars…

Eve online

… which looked like a vaguely familiar monument for something i had read about… and then it hit me: it was the eve online monument! i remembered having checked it out on atlas obscura when researching the trip, so we did a double take when i recognised it. i’ve never played the game, but the fact that a real stone and aluminium pedestal exists to play homage an online game developed in reykjavik is pretty cool!

a nice touch: on the base of the monument, names of thousands of active characters (from 2014) are written, forever immortalised in metal. the makers of the game even made a tool to help people find their own.

Eve online

neat! :)