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The day women shut down Iceland [8:54]
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The day women shut down Iceland submitted by /u/HeStoleMyBalloons
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how early should you book for lodging in Iceland in July?
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how early should you book for lodging in Iceland in July? my job has a company-wide shutdown in July, giving us extra vacation for free, so I was trying to find good vacation destinations during this time frame (the first 1-2 weeks of July), and Iceland seemed ideal. however this past year, I realized too late that all the available lodging for the Southern coast of Iceland, where many of the big geolo…
Canon R5 settings- iceland
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Canon R5 settings- iceland Hello, Im very new into photography and im going to iceland with ny new camera and desperately need help. Ive read the perfect settings for waterfalls is shutter 1/1000 iso 50 and f/11 but when ever i set this up the camera gets super dark and it shoots dark. Am i doing something wrong? Please help? Also any best settings for taking pictures at …
8 hour layover in Reykjavík, Iceland
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8 hour layover in Reykjavík, Iceland submitted by /u/Erik_Vaccaro
Is Iceland really that expensive?
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Is Iceland really that expensive? My trip to Iceland was last November. Before going, my boyfriend and I saw so many people commenting on how expensive food would be. However, we really didn’t feel that way at all. I’ve also seen many people comment on it being so expensive since we got back. Food was generally $20-$30 (lunches or dinners) per person. We road tripped for about a…
I just got back from the vacation of a lifetime (in Iceland)… Now what???
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I just got back from the vacation of a lifetime (in Iceland)… Now what??? My husband and I just got back from an amazing trip to Iceland. I feel like Iceland was the perfect type of vacation for us and I’m wondering if anyone can recommend another destination where we can travel and experience the country in a similar manner. Here are some of the things we loved about our trip: -We were able to go at our own pace. We …
Iceland in November?
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Iceland in November? So I have a block of time off coming up in November of this year and I am trying to plan an international trip. Iceland has always been on my bucket list, but is November too cold and wintry, days to short for a visit that time of year, or still worth it? submitted by /u/elevenatexi