Arnarstapi

The highest (469 meters) Icelandic town Mörudalur Mezludale, the chic grass house on the grassland, amazing beauty! High altitude brings the wind on the mountain, so beautiful but the photos are not taken.

I have been to many places and have not encountered a place where the weather changes as quickly as Iceland. At about 11 noon, near dawn, there is a white light on the sky, aurora! Aurora! We shouted together, and we were very excited. We studied it carefully, unlike. Suddenly, the distance turned white, the sun showed a smile, instantly changed face, rainstorms like notes, visibility is less than 100 meters, three hours of driving for more than six hours, saw the sun, rainstorms, winds, heavy snow, heavy fog, hail, fleeting, changing weather is also Iceland so charming Because.

The whole of Iceland is a bowl-shaped highland, surrounded by coastal mountains and a plateau in the middle. Most of them are platforms, mostly between 400-800 meters, and individual peaks can reach 1300-1700 meters. The highest peak in Iceland is Mount Warnadarskhnuk (2,119 meters). The lowland area is very small, the western and southwest distribution of the sea-Cheng Plain and the ice-water alluvial plain, the plain area accounts for about 7% of the island. The coastline without glaciers is irregular, and there are many fjords and small bays.

Iceland is ice and snowy all year round, polar climate, but there are two warm ocean currents, the temperature is not very cold. The active volcano rings, it is really ice and fire. One of the best countries for welfare, very few wars. People are indisputable, and they are as immortal as a paradise. All attractions are free and real happiness. There is no boredom of this dream.

The beautiful story Arnarstapi Alnastapi is located in the south of the Snai peninsula in western Iceland, on the west side of the Snai volcano, a small fishing village on the cliff. On the way through the village to the sea, there is a huge stone-stacked statue, dubbed "Grandpa Octopus". In fact, the sculpture is called "Bárar Saga Snfellsáss Statue", from the local Saga mythology of Snaefellsas. Legend has it that Bardur was descended from giants and humans and the son of the Scandinavian king. At the end of the 9th world, he came to Laugabrekka and began his own reign over Laugabrekka. As Bardur's life was nearing its end, he disappeared alone in the frozen glacier of Snaefellsas, neither alive nor dead. From then on, locals have made him the patron saint of Snaefellsas Glacier. Continued to go is the cliffs, there are stone arch reefs, all black lava rocks, and the beach is also black. Today, the beautiful seaside stone arches (picture 5) that were not found on the seaside cliffs of Mount Snay National Park are hidden here [naughty]