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Feb 4, 2016Iceland: The Land Of Fire And Ice
What’s that shade of blue? The odd color catches my eye from the road, so I pull into a gravel lot for a closer look. Big as a house, the icebergs float in a quiet lagoon mirroring their iridescent hues. Are they turquoise? Aquamarine?
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Feb 28, 2014Experience Iceland’s Wild Landscape
Sunlight blankets Iceland nearly 24 hours a day from mid-May to mid-August, ushering in the “midnight sun” season of perpetual light. The sun sets briefly to shower the midnight hours with a twinkling dusk. In sharp contrast, in the middle of winter Iceland sees a scant four to five hours of light per day. This makes for an intriguing travel experience in which tours leave at midnight during the summer while winter ushers in twilight tourism. Regardless of the season, Iceland is an ideal destination for a change of pace or a long-overdue reunion with friends. When business brings you to Iceland, bring your buddies with you.