I don't remember any volcanic activity anywhere in Vik (~3hrs drive from Reykjavík). It seems they kiln melted some old (not fresh) rocks, pour it down an ice cooled ramp to let you watch it freeze, then break it up into the kiln and melt it again for the next show. They might tell if you ask, about the upside-down volcanic lake that washed farms & villagers out to sea some decades ago.
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I don't remember any volcanic activity anywhere in Vik (~3hrs drive from Reykjavík). It seems they kiln melted some old (not fresh) rocks, pour it down an ice cooled ramp to let you watch it freeze, then break it up into the kiln and melt it again for the next show. They might tell if you ask, about the upside-down volcanic lake that washed farms & villagers out to sea some decades ago.
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