Bradders in Iceland

[Shewie]

Did you catch the Iceland Walk with Julia Bradbury on the Beeb ?

It's stunning if you missed it ...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0110grr/Julia_Bradburys_Icelandic_Walk/

 

[johnnytheboy]

Usually manage to sniff out anything with Julia Bradbury, how did I miss this!!

 

[Teepee]

I caught it mate, the scenery is epic. I've fancied an iceland trip for a while, even more so now I spotted some trees

It must feel great to set foot on brand new earth knowing you are the first, and a bath in a warm lake at the end of a hard days Icelandic bimbling sounds awesome.

 

[Wayne]

Iceland is one of my all time favourite destinations. Landscape is stunning. People are friendly and its possible to travel very cheaply. Not many trees in the south though and the seasons change by the minute.

 

[Gweedo]

Just come back from Iceland - epic country and will be going back at some point.

 

[marooned]

I'm going to Iceland in June! The prog really whetted my appetite...

 

[beamdune]

I spent 6 weeks in Iceland back in 1995, camped at the foot of Vatnajokull.

That summer, England enjoyed a great heatwave - we got rained on nearly every day! My Goretex boots got wet and stayed wet

As poor students we were too tight to stick coins in the meter and endured cold showers. We didn't manage to wash any clothes apart from our undies as they never would have gotten dry. This combined with a diet solely comprised of beanfeast lead to somewhat fragrant accommodation.

Just watched Julia's walk over on iplayer - wow! I want to go back. I am suddenly inspired 'where to go for my 40th' next year.

 

[Kepis]

Been there many many times, if you get up there look up Pali, http://www.knifemaker.is/ForSale.html he lives just outside of Rekjavik and his work is incredible.

As others have said Iceland is an incredible place, enjoy the lava flows down south then go north and enjoy the fjords and greenery