The land of Fire and Ice, June 28-30, 2005

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The Sandur consists mainly of debris carried to the coastal areas by braided glacial rivers	Midnight in the Sandur		Vik, the southernmost town of Iceland, with its spectacular coast line	The huge basalt pillars of Reynisfjara, near Vik (popular with the puffins)
Sunrise at 3am	The peninsula and islets of Dyrholaey		Iceland's version of Devil's Postpile Monument - solidified lava forming basalt columns	The tortured basalt forms arcs and caves
	Dyrholaey	Small town near Vik		Glorious sunrise
Rays of light	Dyrholaey	Dyrholaey in a different light	On Dyrholaey - water and light	Bird sanctuary
Dyrholaey's beaches	Skogafoss and the looming glacier Myrdalsjokull behind it	On top of Skogafoss		Hiking up Skogafoss

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