A geothermal area; Note the steam emanating from the mountain topAsian tourists take a selfie at GodafossThis is part of the geothermal conversion system that pipes hot water to Reykjavik to heat the city.In the foreground, icebergs from the glacier spilling off the large ice capFlowing lava reached the ocean many years ago, leaving these dramatic formationsOne of the thousands of Icelandic waterfallsForests present at the time prior to the arrival of humansCurrent forests. New trees are planted every year, but it’s projected to take a century or more to restore them to previous levels.Gulfoss: One of the largest and most famous of Iceland’s many waterfallsA panoramic view of a public hot springs pool: Nyvatn
