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Sigh… This time last year I was here. This frosty glacial lake is filled with icebergs which have broken off the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier. They really are that blue- thanks to the way that the light penetrates them. This inlet is a really popular tourist attraction in Iceland and has even been featured in a Bond movie.
You can see more pictures of Jökulsárlón here.
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Posted on 18 June 2010
Tags: Iceland
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Oh I love this place! It is one of the most beautiful places on earth! I think my favourite bit is the black sand beach with all the chunks of ice laying about. Also ice drifting into the waves is a really weird thing to see.
This is a stunning picture. Man I want to go back there.
I just had a look at your pics on flickr. I think we took some of the same photos
http://www.flickr.com/photos/9119782@N07/sets/72157611255273226/ like the different tie tying methods wall 
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Haha that’s so funny! Love that we both got the tie mural!
Stunning photo, Steph!
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Ooooh, SO blue…
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Isn’t nature weird sometimes?
It’s magnificent. Incredible and so appropriate a photo for Iceland.
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Do you accept travel photos to feature on your lovely site here, Steph? Thanks
I do! shoot me an email if you have one you think would work!
Wow. That doesn’t even look real!
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It didn’t feel real to be there either. Most of Iceland was oddly surreal…