Thick and Thin: Ice Layers in Iceland

Falljökull Glacier Part IX: Can we just skate?

Thick ice consumes the glacier giving us plenty of open space high above to admire the wide landscape in front of us and tackle the hurdle that's to come. 

The Magical Glacier Walk to Heaven & Infinity

Falljökull Glacier Part VIII: A marvelous piece of art seen in real life. 

Our first glimpse at what we were going to climb left us in awe and shock, our adrenaline ready for the challenge. 

Turquoise Blue: A Work of Art at the Glacier

Falljökull Glacier Part VII: Ice, ice, ice continues to dominate. The crystal turquoise blue color surrounding the scene continues to capture our attention leaving us in awe. 

Blue Ice & Snowy Mountains at Vatnajökull National Park

Falljökull Glacier Part VI: Blue ice and snowy mountain tops soak up the scene making the hike a thrilling walk as we continue our way up the glacier.

The Climb: Falljökull Glacier in Iceland

Falljökull Glacier Part V: Blue ice, steep cliffs, and rocks on top of one of the biggest glaciers.

The slippery, icy, smooth, cold ice can be seen (and felt) all throughout the hike. 

Ice Layers: Falljökull Glacier in the Afternoon Sun

Falljökull Glacier Part IV: Layers and layers of ice are stacked so high on a hill with the hazy sun peeking from behind. 

The consistent patterns, captivating textures and translucence considers to astonish us and leave us in a state of awe. 

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Snowy + Icy Landscape on the Mountains

Falljökull Glacier Part III: A picturesque landscape view of the mountains with a blended and contrasting mix of summer and winter, surrounded by dry terrain and icy spots. 

Over the Hills: The World of Ice and Glaciers

Falljökull Glacier Part II: Ice, ice, ice everywhere.

On a steep hill, on flat surfaces...their shiny texture and hard exterior continues to take over the glacier, expanding our horizon. 

A Sheet of Ice: Frozen in Iceland

Falljökull Glacier Part I: Nothing can compare to the awe you experience being on a glacier. 

We surround ourselves with penguins (humans) as we walk (stomp) on the ice through the steep incline and into the ice cave. This fresh piece of ice transcends all wonders with its turquoise crystallized shape, texture, and sharp tones.