We swung by Hverfjall today and I took the drone up to capture this shot. Hverfjall is tuff ring volcano, formed 2500 years old during a volcanic eruption. The crater is about 1 km in diameter and 140 meters deep. That small white dot in front of it, at the base, next to the pond is our rental car. This whole area is littered with volcanoes and lava formations.
At 11 at night, in the cold and wind, I dragged my daughters out to this waterfall to take photos. Looks can be deceiving, that small section of the falls to the right of us actually drops down about 39 feet to the pool below. Goðafoss Waterfall in Northern Iceland.
