Post 1 of 2. If you want the smooth and refreshing look of a waterfall in Iceland, you might have to get up close. There were 1.3 million tourists in this country last year, and that number is growing. So pick your spots to find your solitude. Our next shot zooms it out. #meetthenorth #lindbladexpeditions…
The first person I interviewed in Iceland last year gave me some good advice: find somewhere that catches your eye and take time to connect with your intuition. She called it ‘innsæi,’ the sea within. So I chose a waterfall at the edge of a farmer’s field, and we spent the afternoon exploring it. I…
Boyband Photoshoot at Goðafoss: Four Irish Boys from Belfast. Andrew, Craig, Neil and Gareth pose for us, and themselves, in front of a popular roadside waterfall. Buses roll in and selfie sticks come out, even in mid-September. 1.3 million tourists will come to Iceland this year. Now we’ve met four of them. Photo by Eric…
You can’t tell us what to do. Goðafoss, Iceland. Photo by Eric Guth.
I met an inspiring person in Reykjavik named Hrund Gunnsteinsdóttir. She is a filmmaker and a Young Global Leader with the World Economic Forum, and she was referred to me by colleagues at Lindblad Expeditions. When we met, we talked about her upcoming film about intuition called “Innsæi,“ which means the sea within. Intuition was…
(Post 1 of 2) Another transition and another exquisite landscape to explore. Hello Iceland! I’ve arrived from Greenland, and #meetthenorth has two weeks to discover this country through the eyes of those who live here. Iceland sits on the mid-Atlantic ridge and straddles two tectonic plates; to arrive here is to experience the formation of…