Comments for A Blog About Iceland http://www.ablogabouticeland.com A Blog about Iceland is a blog about Iceland. Mon, 24 Jan 2011 03:00:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on Crossing Iceland by Vickie http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/crossing-iceland/comment-page-1/#comment-1410 Vickie Mon, 24 Jan 2011 03:00:24 +0000 http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/?p=718#comment-1410 Excellent. I totally enjoyed reading and watching the videos. Beautiful sites. Thanks so much. and I say to myself...ONE DAY Vickie, ONE DAY.... until then, I'll enjoy reading about your adventures. Excellent. I totally enjoyed reading and watching the videos. Beautiful sites. Thanks so much. and I say to myself…ONE DAY Vickie, ONE DAY….
until then, I’ll enjoy reading about your adventures.

]]> Comment on She’s back, and this time it’s personal by David Englund http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/annie-goes-to-iceland/comment-page-1/#comment-1333 David Englund Wed, 19 Jan 2011 23:36:57 +0000 http://thisisiceland.nwc.is/?p=185#comment-1333 Great story, I love reading about Iceland, I felt like I was in the back seat with you and Conor. Can't wait to go this February!!!! Great story, I love reading about Iceland, I felt like I was in the back seat with you and Conor. Can’t wait to go this February!!!!

]]> Comment on Are you there Iceland? It’s me, Julien by Andrea http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/open-letter-to-iceland/comment-page-1/#comment-1321 Andrea Tue, 18 Jan 2011 16:48:36 +0000 http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/?p=641#comment-1321 Dear Iceland, I haven't meet you yet and I miss you already. Could be the cold? Could be the sounds of wind or water or ship? Or could be all the sounds together? Could be the fullness and emptyness in a soft embrace welcoming from the distance. Some day we'll see our faces and your hard and sweet eyes and your cold and clean breath will be the warmest welcome to a new friendship. Until then... Dear Iceland,
I haven’t meet you yet and I miss you already.
Could be the cold? Could be the sounds of wind or water or ship? Or could be all the sounds together? Could be the fullness and emptyness in a soft embrace welcoming from the distance. Some day we’ll see our faces and your hard and sweet eyes and your cold and clean breath will be the warmest welcome to a new friendship. Until then…

]]> Comment on Crossing Iceland by Walking through the Ice. With boats. at SONIC ICELAND – a portrait of Iceland and its music http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/crossing-iceland/comment-page-1/#comment-693 Walking through the Ice. With boats. at SONIC ICELAND – a portrait of Iceland and its music Tue, 14 Dec 2010 16:00:26 +0000 http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/?p=718#comment-693 [...] recently featured on the blog of our friend, Iceland, here’s the story of two men who decided to cross Iceland by foot and boat. In July of this [...] [...] recently featured on the blog of our friend, Iceland, here’s the story of two men who decided to cross Iceland by foot and boat. In July of this [...]

]]> Comment on Crossing Iceland by Imre Tököly http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/crossing-iceland/comment-page-1/#comment-677 Imre Tököly Tue, 14 Dec 2010 07:54:58 +0000 http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/?p=718#comment-677 I planned seriously to do that hike (but without the glacier walk and the canoas) for the past september, then the global crisis struck me too, and I had to meddle with other stuff. But to know that someone else did it and enjoyed it so much, it's some pleasure to ease my feeling of having missed something great. You know, many pther people have done it in the past, so isn't exactly as risky as crossing Tibet or Congo, but that's an amazing adventure for an amazing country. Hope to find the time to do it myself. Hey, may you please publish a list of all the stuff (with quantities and weight) you carried on? It helps! Thanks. I planned seriously to do that hike (but without the glacier walk and the canoas) for the past september, then the global crisis struck me too, and I had to meddle with other stuff. But to know that someone else did it and enjoyed it so much, it’s some pleasure to ease my feeling of having missed something great. You know, many pther people have done it in the past, so isn’t exactly as risky as crossing Tibet or Congo, but that’s an amazing adventure for an amazing country. Hope to find the time to do it myself. Hey, may you please publish a list of all the stuff (with quantities and weight) you carried on? It helps! Thanks.

]]> Comment on Crossing Iceland by Maria http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/crossing-iceland/comment-page-1/#comment-660 Maria Mon, 13 Dec 2010 22:20:45 +0000 http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/?p=718#comment-660 I wish I could be younger to try such an adventure, but as I am not it's enough to hear someone has done it and admire such courage and see how lucky these boys are to have seen that beauty that only can be seen by the braves... I wish I could be younger to try such an adventure, but as I am not it’s enough to hear someone has done it and admire such courage and see how lucky these boys are to have seen that beauty that only can be seen by the braves…

]]> Comment on Iceland for Kids: A User’s Guide by Børnevenlige oplevelser på Island http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/iceland-for-kids-a-users-guide/comment-page-1/#comment-354 Børnevenlige oplevelser på Island Sun, 05 Dec 2010 13:19:50 +0000 http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/?p=228#comment-354 [...] Ástráður Leo spiller fodbold, svømmer en masse og vil være bager, når han bliver stor. På ablogabouticeland – Iceland wants to be your friend anbefaler  han de sjoveste steder, når man oplever Island i [...] [...] Ástráður Leo spiller fodbold, svømmer en masse og vil være bager, når han bliver stor. På ablogabouticeland – Iceland wants to be your friend anbefaler  han de sjoveste steder, når man oplever Island i [...]

]]> Comment on Iceland for Kids: A User’s Guide by Trent MacGregor http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/iceland-for-kids-a-users-guide/comment-page-1/#comment-274 Trent MacGregor Tue, 30 Nov 2010 16:56:50 +0000 http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/?p=228#comment-274 Well hello Iceland. My name is Trent and I am Canadian. While I currently live in Vancouver, British Columbia, my family roots are in Iceland. You may not know it from my name, however, my mother, amma and afi were Icelanders who hail from Arnes, Manitoba. Although I have never had the opportunity to visit you, I am planning to do so in the near future. I hear that the best time to enjoy festivals is in August. If so, you can count on seeing me soon! Well hello Iceland. My name is Trent and I am Canadian. While I currently live in Vancouver, British Columbia, my family roots are in Iceland. You may not know it from my name, however, my mother, amma and afi were Icelanders who hail from Arnes, Manitoba.

Although I have never had the opportunity to visit you, I am planning to do so in the near future. I hear that the best time to enjoy festivals is in August. If so, you can count on seeing me soon!

]]> Comment on Are you there Iceland? It’s me, Julien by Edoardo http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/open-letter-to-iceland/comment-page-1/#comment-221 Edoardo Sun, 21 Nov 2010 14:48:40 +0000 http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/?p=641#comment-221 I saw lot of places above described in summer 07....i've no words...evrythings in iceland is beautiful.....i'll be back!!! I saw lot of places above described in summer 07….i’ve no words…evrythings in iceland is beautiful…..i’ll be back!!!

]]> Comment on Knitting circle by Rachel http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/reykjavik-knitting/comment-page-1/#comment-203 Rachel Sun, 14 Nov 2010 16:27:36 +0000 http://www.ablogabouticeland.com/?p=618#comment-203 Knitting has grown in popularity in Canada recently too. We have a knitting club at the school where I work. Knitting has grown in popularity in Canada recently too. We have a knitting club at the school where I work.

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