Iceland and the Icelanders are fascinating whether or not you are interested in the horses. Here are some links to resources that I recommend. |
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Iceland Review Online
The online version of the richly illustrated and written magazine, this site comes out daily with news and features about Iceland in English. No matter that they have not discovered the 70,000 Icelandic horses. Subscribe to the daily digest! |
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Iceland Says
"Here is an entertaining and sometimes fascinating glimpse into the hearts and minds of Icelandic college students. Read what the next generation of minds in Reykjavik are doing, thinking and writing." |
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Hringur -- Dalvik Horsemen Association
Dalvik is one of my favorite places in Iceland! Walk along the harbor, ride in its scenic valleys, stay overnight at Skeiđ guesthouse... Hringur is where I filmed much of 3 Guys and a Horse from Dalvik. The website has links about the area. |
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Online Icelandic Dictionary
This really handy Icelandic/English (and vice versa) dictionary is easy and fun to use on the internet. Thee is no way I could do this site without it! |
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The Iceland Weather Report
A blog written by an Icelander who, believe it or not, has nothing to do with horses! It's a revealingly candid vignette about life in Iceland. A fun read. I'm there every day with my breakfast coffee! |
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Samkoma -- The Link of Links
A comprehensive collection of links on every aspect of Iceland. Check it out. |
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Iceland Eyes
A blog with photos of daily life in Iceland. Nothing at all to do with horses, but gives a pleasant and authentic feel for the country. In English. And if you visit, it has great tips from a local! |
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Iceland Report
If you ever wondered what it would be like to actually move to Iceland --work and live there -- and even learn Icelandic, this blog will tell you all about it. It is very funny and insightful even though the author has yet to get on a horse. |
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Iceland on the Web
A compilation of web links to sources for travel and commerce in Iceland. |
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Icelandic cooking, recipes and food culture
This won't make you a better rider, but it broadens the experience. Not only are the recipes good, but the commentary is just as flavorful. Check out her other sites. |
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