Iceland has a vast
abundance of water in the form of lakes, streams, ice caps and glaciers. The
streams run very full and fast, and many hydroelectric power plants have been built
to take advantage of that. In fact, 70%
of the electricity produced in the country is hydroelectric.
Waterfalls. They are everywhere, large and small, from
dribbles to deluges.
Below is a waterfall in a garden like setting in the highlands.
Note the basalt columns here.
Another lovely one.
Our group visited this waterfall on our last day in Iceland, and actually walked behind it. Imagine yourself
standing near the waterfall pictured below.
Feel the spray on your face and body.
Hear the
roar of the water.
Take a deep breath
and embody the clarity and power.
Be refreshed!
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