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05/13/2004 09:48:00 PM · #26 |
Originally posted by Kylie: I just want to know how cold it gets . . . . my husband won't move anywhere with really cold temps. If it "passes", I'm there!!!! Actually, I had noticed the same quality of work coming from that one area, too. Maybe in my next life . . . . |
How about 24 hours of sunlight a day sound?
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05/13/2004 10:19:30 PM · #27 |
The winters go down to -6 c and not really much colder than that and the summer goes up to 25c and it´s getting even hotter every year. In the summer it´s bright 24 hours a day. Some people mistake Iceland for the north pole, but the weather is just refreshing. |
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05/14/2004 04:43:03 AM · #28 |
Got me self 717-sony 2 weeks ago..
Huge step from what i had..
Don't forget the dark winters in Iceland.. And even if it's -6 degrees the wind there can make it feel like -30
Big trees couldn't survive a normal storm there :) When it's a storm here in Berlin,massive trees are falling down, killing some people.. but still it's just funny because it's like a normal windy day in Iceland...
But still it's not bad... The Sommer is not as bad as many people think..
Was suppose to be Greenland and Greenland was suppose to be Iceland...
Just a rumor, but makes sense ;)
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05/14/2004 04:53:32 AM · #29 |
asij:
Are you from Vestmannaeyjar? I don't remember all this storm you are talking about!
I live in Isafjordur (Ice-fjordur) and last winter there were almost no snow. I know that when it is a storm then -6 degrees feel like -30 but that does not happen often here where I live. |
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05/14/2004 05:15:01 AM · #30 |
Originally posted by Mad-D: The winters go down to -6 c and not really much colder than that... |
We had almost -20 c this winter and the colder we had here whas close to -40 c. At -6 c water is barely frozen a bit. Why do they call it Iceland ? :))
edit ... and not Siberia who has temperatures up to -70...
Message edited by author 2004-05-14 05:20:24. |
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05/14/2004 06:57:55 AM · #31 |
Originally the land was named Iceland by the Vikings that came here because they thought the land was such a paradise that they didn't want more people to come here. They found out that if it had this cold name they could have the land for them selves. |
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05/14/2004 08:01:16 AM · #32 |
Originally posted by birgir: asij:
Are you from Vestmannaeyjar? I don't remember all this storm you are talking about!
I live in Isafjordur (Ice-fjordur) and last winter there were almost no snow. I know that when it is a storm then -6 degrees feel like -30 but that does not happen often here where I live. |
I haven´t bin in Iceland the last too winters but i heard about it and no, I´m not from vestmanneyjar :)
Just until maby 6 years ago snowflodds were regulary around Isafjord and alot of people are going away from this area because of the wether, (I´ve heard) You could get stuck there for days over the winter because the roads are full of snow and it´s to bad wether for the planes.. ??
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05/14/2004 08:21:11 AM · #33 |
Originally posted by oskar: Originally the land was named Iceland by the Vikings that came here because they thought the land was such a paradise that they didn't want more people to come here. They found out that if it had this cold name they could have the land for them selves. |
Did it work? Smart move anyways... :)) |
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05/14/2004 08:45:28 AM · #34 |
I would say it was still working, just 385.000 people here. |
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05/14/2004 08:57:51 AM · #35 |
Originally posted by oskar: I would say it was still working, just 385.000 people here. |
You mean 285 thousand ... :p
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05/14/2004 10:08:18 AM · #36 |
LOL - yehh - typo - or just me wishful thinking hehehe |
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05/14/2004 10:32:14 AM · #37 |
Seems like the greenhouse-effect is realy kicking in here. Over average temperature for the last 25 month. Was up in the montains few weeks ago, almost no snow where usually there is a lot of snow till june.
I´m into GTG. Just name the time and place and I´ll be there (if I possible can). |
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05/14/2004 12:24:33 PM · #38 |
Since this was my idea, I propose saturday the 29th. Say... 16:00 at Café ParÃs?
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05/15/2004 03:09:15 PM · #39 |
Lýst vel á get to gether en ég verð á KrÃt |
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05/15/2004 03:23:39 PM · #40 |
Originally posted by oskar: Originally posted by mirdonamy:
Iceland seems so beautiful. Are there really no trees? You do have the aurora don't you? |
Yes, during the winter we sometimes have great aurora (or northern lights).
Here is an example |
The example page has some great shots. Has the background in the photo of the white church, been altered?
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05/15/2004 04:00:16 PM · #41 |
The weather here is almost comically unpredictable â I once went for a short-ish bike ride that started out dry, overcast and windy, then cycling through warm and sunny, raining and still, windy with sleet, a short hailstorm, and then finally settling in almost white-christmas like snow, piling down and covering the ground in minutes.
I think our weather administrator might be drinking on the job
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05/15/2004 04:36:09 PM · #42 |
Originally posted by HelgiPalli: The weather here is almost comically unpredictable â I once went for a short-ish bike ride that started out dry, overcast and windy, then cycling through warm and sunny, raining and still, windy with sleet, a short hailstorm, and then finally settling in almost white-christmas like snow, piling down and covering the ground in minutes.
I think our weather administrator might be drinking on the job |
Are you sure you don't live around San Francisco? Each city you drive past seems to have a different type of weather. The term "Microclimates" seems to be the weatherpeoples favorite phrase. |
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05/15/2004 06:19:35 PM · #43 |
Originally posted by daveedo: Originally posted by oskar: Originally posted by mirdonamy:
Iceland seems so beautiful. Are there really no trees? You do have the aurora don't you? |
Yes, during the winter we sometimes have great aurora (or northern lights).
Here is an example |
The example page has some great shots. Has the background in the photo of the white church, been altered? |
No it has not been, the sky just was truly amazing
(edit: didn't quote the right way )
Message edited by author 2004-05-15 19:58:58. |
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05/17/2004 10:38:23 AM · #44 |
Originally posted by jonr: Since this was my idea, I propose saturday the 29th. Say... 16:00 at Café ParÃs? |
Hvað segja hinar ýsurnar? |
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05/17/2004 10:43:49 AM · #45 |
Originally posted by garlic: Originally posted by jonr: Since this was my idea, I propose saturday the 29th. Say... 16:00 at Café ParÃs? |
Hvað segja hinar ýsurnar? |
Ãað er hvÃtasunnuhelgi við verðum öll à myndatúrum :p
Held við ættum bara að hittast helgina eftir à húsdýragarðinum :D
Svo við getum öll tekið myndir sko :D
Message edited by author 2004-05-17 10:46:48.
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05/23/2004 08:07:31 PM · #46 |
Já, hittumst à hrædýragarðinum helgina eftir. Ãað verða allir annað hvort drunk eða takandi myndir. (eða bæði)
J.
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05/23/2004 08:26:10 PM · #47 |
HEY - Heiða til hamingju með cite council - loksins Ãslenskur sendiherra à nefndinni :) |
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05/23/2004 08:37:06 PM · #48 |
Vissi samt ekki að við værum svona mörg, slæmt að ég sé að draga meðaleinkunina svona niður :) |
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05/23/2004 08:39:24 PM · #49 |
Halltu bara áfram að senda inn, leiðin liggur allavega bara uppávið hjá þér. |
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05/23/2004 09:16:39 PM · #50 |
Já það eru ótrúlega margir Ãslendingar hérna núna. Man þegar ég og Jón vorum bara tveir hérna til að byrja með. Gaman að sjá alla þessa Ãslendinga hérna og ótrúlegt hvað við erum að standa okkur vel :)
Ãg var að velta fyrir mér hvernig þið fréttuð af þessari sÃðu. Mig minnir að ég hafi lesið um hana á hugi.is/ljosmyndun. Jón R. var ábyggilega að tala um hana. Ekki samt 100% viss. Hvað með ykkur? |
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