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In reply to the discussion: Iceland: Staggering beauty [View all]Major Nikon
(36,925 posts)12. I recently saw the movie, "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty"
It has some great footage of Iceland.
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If you haven't read anything by Yrsa Sigurdardottir, you will enjoy her books
Lydia Leftcoast
Jan 2014
#22
I read her first two books, but I didn't much care for the 2nd one, so I haven't read any others.
scarletwoman
Jan 2014
#34
"Jar City" has been made into a movie, which I saw at the local film festival
Lydia Leftcoast
Jan 2014
#51
If I understand, it's a rather difficult language to learn because of the inflection system,
hughee99
Jan 2014
#33
I honestly don't expect to try to learn it - although I imagine it would be quite fascinating.
scarletwoman
Jan 2014
#71
If you want to visit, virtually all Icelanders speak at least a little English.
Xithras
Jan 2014
#55
I think most of them do. All the people with money I know do more than the average amount
El_Johns
Jan 2014
#39
Those type of people don't make choices that accumulate a ton of unneeded capital
NoOneMan
Jan 2014
#53
On our city tour, we went down to the harbor and saw all the mothballed whaling ships
Lydia Leftcoast
Jan 2014
#49
I vacillate between Iceland and New Zealand for the title of "prettiest place on Earth".
Xithras
Jan 2014
#54
Their willingness to reroute roads to avoid disturbing elves and fairies is well known
bhikkhu
Jan 2014
#21
I've spent nearly two months hiking there 10 years ago. It's an awesome place to see, especially in
adirondacker
Jan 2014
#32
the longest days are late June, so very early spring or late summer have less daylight.
bettyellen
Jan 2014
#73