Your channel is already stronger than many of the others covering the eruption because you take time to put places, history, geology, etc into context. Looking forward to more of this fantastic content!
So nice of you, lack of own footage in the beginning drove me to this path but I soon found out that people wanted more than the endless orange footage, and for me, it's just way more fun to do it this way since I'm also educating my self about my country while I'm at this :) so it's way more to come...
Ha! I am in your video at 0:55. I'm in the blue jacket with green hood. I arrived home last night. I am waiting for my (just uploaded) first bit of drone footage to process from later this same evening. I cannot wait to return. Perhaps in April. It was amazing to witness the changes that occurred over only 7 days. I share your concern for everyone between it and the coast. I always love your videos! Thanks!
:) Fun to see :) and welcome to Iceland again, this will most likely go on for a while and it's such a fantastic chance to see nature at work so I'm going south soon to follow up on this...And greetings from Iceland :)
@@JustIcelandic The show may be less, for now, from the ground. But, I think my favorite drone footage is from late Monday evening. The view into the crater was amazing.
I found your channel because of the volcano; I am staying because you have so much information about so many different things to offer. Here's to a bright future with your channel!
Cheers from my volcano, Mt. Baker, Washington State! Nice report, I can’t get enough of this 3 month old toddler of a volcano. I as well said the same today, the show now is the lava flow into the valley... as it was holding it’s own for awhile as we all focused on the big show. Thanks you!
Keep showing us life in Iceland from an Icelander's perspective. Food, worklife, nature, LIVE MUSIC & ARTS, artisans & crafters, etc. I personally liked your humor on the Grindavik series. Show us winter and your worst weather!
You should not worry about your channel. There is so much excitement in Iceland’s Volcanic history and FUTURE to talk about. The Krýsuvík-Trölladyngja volcanic system for example, has so much potential for both Glacier Melting & Volcanic eruption discussion. Many, many people who love this volcano, will also love that system’s exciting geology too. Your explanation are very interesting with lots of easy to understand science & history. Thanks 🙏🏼
Thanks a lot, humour is also documentation of Iceland's soul, but first of all I just want to be my self in my videos :) and I'm glad it's working on this platform :) but as for Grindavík, I think it's gonna be ok if this will only go on for few years, but decrees like many suggest...thats just terrible, but we hope for the best..
@@JustIcelandic In Grindavik, I stayed in a little guest house run by a commercial fisherman and his wife, a nurse. He was very excited about the excellent cod harvest in late April, early May. He also hoped that the volcano would stay active and help his tourist business. Hopefully, the volcano won't endanger their livelihood in the end. If you are bored and want to waste a few minutes, check out my volcano pics from late April, early May: friedolin.smugmug.com/Website-Assets/Private-Site/Trips/Iceland-2021/
Another excellent addition to the potentially overwhelming number of videos from Iceland. Just Icelandic offers lots of information delivered with great humour, thank you. Perhaps your viewers would be interested to see the mud pots at nearby Krysuvik and the lake with the varying levels, affected by earthquakes (and the connection to the novel of Arnoldur Indridasson?) I do miss Iceland!
Many thanks and you have point there! I do actually love the Kleifarvatn surroundings and it's a good material for a story there... that I will make for sure since the Krísuvík volcano system is so close to the city and it's just plenty to talk about, thats seems to be what works the best for my videos :) and welcome to Iceland :)
Changed so much since I stood on Spectator Hill four weeks ago. Visited at the perfect time! Enjoyed this video, so relevant since actually being there and driven these roads. Save Grindavik! Keep making content.........
Thanks for sharing this with us. It's not always easy to see where the lava may go from the webcams and we don't always see what is going on in the places where there are no cameras.
I appreciate your research, footage and informative content. Your sense of humour is an added bonus :-) For all of it, I thank you, Sir. From a keen viewer in South Africa.
A big thank you for your very clear, factual and suggestive presentation (the drone in particular)! Archeology (funny scene of excavations); economic (breeding, housing and transport); historical and geographical events (the general situation and specific sites are well linked) and civil security (risks): all these aspects that you present give an excellent overview of this phenomenon and its consequences to come. Well done and keep telling us this way. It'is really fascinating. Friendly little message from France.
Thank you so much :) very inspiring I must say :) hope you like my next one or the bigger picture, again because this is just to huge event and there are so many likely scenarios that I'm trying to follow, and I'm glad it's working for you that I try to use the chance to pick up bits and pieces here and there in order to show that this is not just about the eruption, but the people, so many thanks for your visit :)
Thank you for your content. I visited Iceland in 2018 and I absolutely fell in love with your country. Astounding beauty, amazing culture and people, I hope to return one day. I have been completely mesmerized by this volcano - especially with how close it is to the airport and the Rekjayne peninsula (the very first spot I visited when I picked up my rental car from the airport). Incredible footage. Hopefully it is not so overwhelming that is affects life there adversely - but wow - so powerful.
Thank you for your interesting videos.. I am watching from Vancouver Island, B.C. Canada. I was only in Iceland at the Airport between flights in 1968. I wish I had been able to stay there and explore and meet the lovely people of Iceland.
I've thoroughly enjoyed your varied content, so far. Your local knowledge, sardonic wit, and storytelling skills make your videos some of the most enjoyable. Not to mention your skills with a camera, editing and production. I love your pics and videos of animals, such timing to catch those moments snd personalities. Reflects the respectful attitudes locals have toward nature and farms. We'll keep sharing, and help you keep growing! 💜🌍🌋🇮🇸✌️😸
@@JustIcelandic You'll definitely gain a following with the standards you've already set for yourself, as well as your innate talent and personality. It does help that the sheep like posing for the camera and the horses love performing 😸💜🇮🇸🐏🐎
I have been fascinated by ALL of your content. Prior to this eruption, I knew nothing about Iceland. Now, it has become an item on my bucket list - without your 1st hand accounts and assistance with pronunciations it would seem overwhelming. Thank you for your time and dedication to ALL things Icelandic.
Thank you for all the information you have brought to us in this video. Your photos are amazingly awesome. We are approaching the winter solstice here in Australia. Have a nice day. 🦘
Your explanations and storytelling are excellent. Always a treat to have a new video from you. You have a way of making all of this news so fascinating. We all love the funny bits you put here and there. Gorgeous sheep by the way! Thank you!
Wow, thank you so much, just trying to do it my way and make my job more fun with "little extra" here and there...it's just so much "standard" tourist info out there, often with the same message but that's just not for me to copy :) and welcome
Great commentary, overhead maps and footage. Excellent pics! Luv the excavation site! Very interesting find! Viking origin perhaps?! Always enjoy your fun and informative videos! Snow fall in Akureyri! Luv their red heart 'stop' traffic lights.❣ Keep safe. 🙏
I really love seeing the aurora Borealis.I have lived in the southern part of US and now Hawaii, and so have never seen the Aurora. Also the scenes you did in the fishing village and telling us about history of the places and life now is all something I will watch. I really like your style as you share what you feelmis meaningful. At the same time, you can let the videosme in aambit longer, 5-10 minutes in any one area is not too long to me,I like the feeling of immersion, although of course I am not there.
A very informative bulletin covering many aspects of current events in the Reykjanes area, with both excellent footage and explanatory diagrams, and a well articulated commentary - I look forward to each successive edition with ever greater interest. Thank you.
I love all the different content on your channel - it's much more interesting to hear about Iceland from a local's perspective. You seem to cover everything I'm interested in - wildlife, people, history, landscape so I look forward to seeing more :) Is there anywhere to relocate Grindavik to if/when the lava heads towards it?
Thank you so kindly :) but in regards of Grindavík, it's all about the harbour, no harbour, no town....so it would be the end of it to get lava in the harbour and it's just not that many of them by the south-coast so relocation as such would be impossible, but the people would follow the fishing boats/fish factories orwhere ever they would find a harbour again.. and welcome, more to come soon :)
@@JustIcelandic It's possible it could both take the harbor and also make a new one! That happened on the northeast shore of the Big Island of Hawaii in 2018.
@@JustIcelandic I guess only time will tell then - the lava made quite a leap along the Natthagi valley yesterday didn't it! Is there a festival in Iceland at the moment, or in Reykjavik? I like to watch the webcam over the lake in the city and noticed a lot of what look like flagpoles or something only with 3 poles?
Thank you so much for the maps, and the aerial videos, which help to put everything to scale. I have been trying to visualize the relative positions of the volcano, the lava flows, the towns, the highway, and the sea, so your video helps very much with my "cognitive map" of all this ‼️👏💗😁
Great informative video. Great to see the area around the volcano and very beautiful photographs. Thank you for the time that you put into making this video. I enjoyed watching it. Greetings from Dallas, Texas, USA!
I love hearing about the 'bigger picture' of the impact of the Volcano on the geology and the local community. Fantastic to be able to see the drama of what's going on and hear informed explanations. Thank you for bringing the world into view in this pandemic when we mustn't travel!
Absolutely, what they are doing now will only hold if the eruption will come to an end in the next months, or 1-2 year. After that it's totally out of our hand, and thanks for visiting :)
63 million cubic meters of lava so far. To put that into context, the May-Sept of 2018 eruption in the lower east rift zone of Kilauea on the island of Hawaii generated 1.03 billion cubic meters. It will be fascinating to see how much lava this eruption will output if it indeed goes on for years.
This whole thing has been a learning experience to me. What I want to know is, WHO in the hell is measuring the lava flow and how in the hell are you doing it? exactly? :O
@@Meowskiii geologists, volcanologists, physicists, & many more -ists using innumerable computers, & other equipment & supplies. Have you seen some of them at the lava flows, taking lava & gas samples, temperature measurements etc.?
It was 63 million cubic meters on June 11th. The flow rate is 12 m³/s, so by June 15th it would have been 67 million cubic meters, and by June 20th, which is when I'm making this comment, it would be 72 million cubic meters. Large eruptions are usually measured in cubic kilometers. 72 million cubic meters is 0.072 cubic kilometers, so it is quite modest so far. For comparison, the Holhraun eruption 7 years ago in Iceland was about 1 cubic km, and had a peak flow rate of 90 m³/s. Sadly it was in a much less accessible location.
Thank you for this informative video! I like to hear about the local terrain and history of that area, it helps my perspective to get a perspective!!! 🌋😉🙂
Thank you for such a thoughtful and hones vlog. I have been fascinated buy the great amount of Lava I have seen so far. But you post was very sobering. The prospect of this much lava continuing for years is a reality check I had not considered. I hope your government and fellow citizens are up to the challenges ahead. I subscribed today and will look forward to your upcoming posts. Good Luck to yourself, your family, and your neighbors.
Thank you so much for your videos and explanations about the area surrounding the volcano! Although the volcanic eruption itself is fascinating, being able to place it in context with the area is invaluable. Please continue - I look forward to every posting! Best wishes from. Aligarh, Canada 🇨🇦
Thank you, Just Icelandic, for the link. What devastating times those must have been - stay home and starve as a serf/farmer, or travel to a new and unknown country hoping to better one’s self and family.
Very interesting information that no one else is putting out there. Thank you for your videos. Planning to watch all your other videos on other subjects as well. Glad to have discovered your channel through the volcano news. I will be a long time viewer even if the volcano stops soon.
I absolutely love your videos. Thank you for making them and sharing. I think your fans will continue to watch them even without the current lava happenings.
thanks for continuing with the thoughtful and 'scientific' approach rather than the more sensational approaches of others...if this goes on for a few years or decades, you will have built up a strong historical researchable archive for others to learn from. keep up the good work.
Thanks a lot, that was in a way the idea for the complete channel in the beginning, or a kind of archive about Iceland but then it took off big time when the eruption started so I'm seeing it better now how important it could be to capture and store footage of the land thats going now under lava forever so it will for sure keep me going, and thanks for visiting :)
Thank you again. This is very interesting and potentially sad for the town in the path of the lava. Your photography is lovely, and your stamina remarkable. So pleased you will continue
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I haven't seen much about the area surrounding the volcano before so your videos and information is very welcome.
Glad you enjoyed it and I recommend you check out the long Grindavík story I have already online :)
Correction: _are_ very welcome. [Sorry, I just had to, lol.]
@@MrEnjoivolcom1 fair enough, didn't spot that.
Thank you for your background. It is tempting to show only the eruptions and the hot lava, but your information is more valuable.
Your channel is already stronger than many of the others covering the eruption because you take time to put places, history, geology, etc into context. Looking forward to more of this fantastic content!
So nice of you, lack of own footage in the beginning drove me to this path but I soon found out that people wanted more than the endless orange footage, and for me, it's just way more fun to do it this way since I'm also educating my self about my country while I'm at this :) so it's way more to come...
Thanks a lot :)
@@JustIcelandic 💜💗💜💗💜
Agree. Lava flow is nice to meditate on, but this is the only vid that has the maps with the arrows and the forecast.
Ha! I am in your video at 0:55. I'm in the blue jacket with green hood.
I arrived home last night. I am waiting for my (just uploaded) first bit of drone footage to process from later this same evening.
I cannot wait to return. Perhaps in April. It was amazing to witness the changes that occurred over only 7 days. I share your concern for everyone between it and the coast.
I always love your videos! Thanks!
:) Fun to see :) and welcome to Iceland again, this will most likely go on for a while and it's such a fantastic chance to see nature at work so I'm going south soon to follow up on this...And greetings from Iceland :)
@@JustIcelandic The show may be less, for now, from the ground. But, I think my favorite drone footage is from late Monday evening. The view into the crater was amazing.
I'd like to learn more and more about Icelandic history, culture and traditions so please go on sharing your knowledge with us. Thank you 👍
More to come!
I would like to know more about these topics too‼️✌️
Thank you for the "Time Team" archeological discovery clip. It made my day.
Well you just keep these videos coming! They are very intertwining, educative, informative and can’t forget to mention that Icelandic humor!!
Glad you like them and welcome :)
Great overview explanation of area and potential changes that current eruption may bring. Appreciate your back catalog of videos. Thanks!
Much appreciated :) more to come soon :)
I literally screeched when that guy jumped out of that archaeological dig 😁
😁 welcome :)
@@JustIcelandic yeah, your videos should come with a health warning! 😂
I found your channel because of the volcano; I am staying because you have so much information about so many different things to offer. Here's to a bright future with your channel!
Awesome! Thank you and be very welcome :)
Very nice, thank you. I think you have a lovely overview of the scenes with a wonderful twist of humor!
Thank you very much!
Cheers from my volcano, Mt. Baker, Washington State!
Nice report, I can’t get enough of this 3 month old toddler of a volcano.
I as well said the same today, the show now is the lava flow into the valley... as it was holding it’s own for awhile as we all focused on the big show.
Thanks you!
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Thank you so much for all these updates. I would love to come and see this for myself. Be safe.
Lats hope you can make it to Iceland and thanks for stopping by on my channel :)
Keep showing us life in Iceland from an Icelander's perspective. Food, worklife, nature, LIVE MUSIC & ARTS, artisans & crafters, etc. I personally liked your humor on the Grindavik series. Show us winter and your worst weather!
Thank you! Will do, but I do actually have lots of winter videos already online :) check my weather/nature playlist for them :)
@@JustIcelandic I know... but I am a bottomless pit for Icelandic winter videos... cheers!
Outstanding!
And, beautiful!
I look forward, to what you are yet to create.
Thank you very much, more to come soon :)
You should not worry about your channel. There is so much excitement in Iceland’s Volcanic history and FUTURE to talk about. The Krýsuvík-Trölladyngja volcanic system for example, has so much potential for both Glacier Melting & Volcanic eruption discussion. Many, many people who love this volcano, will also love that system’s exciting geology too. Your explanation are very interesting with lots of easy to understand science & history. Thanks 🙏🏼
You definitely have some of the funniest interludes and backgrounds - like with those paleontologists.
It's just to boring to do it the "mainstream way " :) and thanks for visiting :)
@@JustIcelandic ggggg
I love your dry, low key humor. In early May, I stayed in Grindavik for a few days to visit the volcano. I hope the little town will be safe.
Thanks a lot, humour is also documentation of Iceland's soul, but first of all I just want to be my self in my videos :) and I'm glad it's working on this platform :) but as for Grindavík, I think it's gonna be ok if this will only go on for few years, but decrees like many suggest...thats just terrible, but we hope for the best..
@@JustIcelandic In Grindavik, I stayed in a little guest house run by a commercial fisherman and his wife, a nurse. He was very excited about the excellent cod harvest in late April, early May. He also hoped that the volcano would stay active and help his tourist business. Hopefully, the volcano won't endanger their livelihood in the end. If you are bored and want to waste a few minutes, check out my volcano pics from late April, early May: friedolin.smugmug.com/Website-Assets/Private-Site/Trips/Iceland-2021/
Thank you for your explanation about the danger of the lava flow. I hope the volcano stop soon and no people will be killed. Alles Gute für Euch.
Thank you so much and welcome :)
Thanks for keeping us updated! Greetings from Norway😃
Thanks for watching 😃
So glad to hear from you again
Thanks and welcome :)
Thank you - I have learned more about what is happening, and which could possibly happen, from this video than the others I have watched for months !
Thank you so very much :) appreciated...
Great information and knowledge of surrounding area!😀 Thanks, keep warm and safe.👍
Thanks, you too!
Keep it coming, you are doing a great job reporting on the volcano and the scenic tours of the area.👍👍👍👍
👍thanks a lot :)
Another excellent addition to the potentially overwhelming number of videos from Iceland. Just Icelandic offers lots of information delivered with great humour, thank you. Perhaps your viewers would be interested to see the mud pots at nearby Krysuvik and the lake with the varying levels, affected by earthquakes (and the connection to the novel of Arnoldur Indridasson?) I do miss Iceland!
Many thanks and you have point there! I do actually love the Kleifarvatn surroundings and it's a good material for a story there... that I will make for sure since the Krísuvík volcano system is so close to the city and it's just plenty to talk about, thats seems to be what works the best for my videos :) and welcome to Iceland :)
Changed so much since I stood on Spectator Hill four weeks ago. Visited at the perfect time! Enjoyed this video, so relevant since actually being there and driven these roads. Save Grindavik! Keep making content.........
A most useful overview. Thank you. I hope the town and all Icelandic people stay safe. x
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you - it is really nice to see the wider picture and possible paths instead of just close up films with no context.
best wishes to u from London xx looking forward to solstice with you
Thanks a lot, cheers :)
Thanks for sharing this with us. It's not always easy to see where the lava may go from the webcams and we don't always see what is going on in the places where there are no cameras.
Thanks, I will continue this journey with the flow soon :)
I appreciate your research, footage and informative content. Your sense of humour is an added bonus :-) For all of it, I thank you, Sir. From a keen viewer in South Africa.
Thanks a lot and greetings to South Africa :)
Excellent News Feeds Thank You !
My pleasure :)
A big thank you for your very clear, factual and suggestive presentation (the drone in particular)! Archeology (funny scene of excavations); economic (breeding, housing and transport); historical and geographical events (the general situation and specific sites are well linked) and civil security (risks): all these aspects that you present give an excellent overview of this phenomenon and its consequences to come. Well done and keep telling us this way. It'is really fascinating. Friendly little message from France.
Thank you so much :) very inspiring I must say :) hope you like my next one or the bigger picture, again because this is just to huge event and there are so many likely scenarios that I'm trying to follow, and I'm glad it's working for you that I try to use the chance to pick up bits and pieces here and there in order to show that this is not just about the eruption, but the people, so many thanks for your visit :)
Excellent explanation. Helps understand the geography of the land, and the potential route the lava flow may go. Thank U
Thank you so much for your comment and visit :)
Thank you! I camped in Grindavik my last night in Iceland. Prayers for these townsfolk and their property.
Thank you so much and have a great time in Iceland :)
Compliments on the great videos.
Thanks for the efforts in taking us all around Iceland!
Quite interesting how this is developing.
Thanks and welcome :)
Thank you for your content. I visited Iceland in 2018 and I absolutely fell in love with your country. Astounding beauty, amazing culture and people, I hope to return one day. I have been completely mesmerized by this volcano - especially with how close it is to the airport and the Rekjayne peninsula (the very first spot I visited when I picked up my rental car from the airport). Incredible footage. Hopefully it is not so overwhelming that is affects life there adversely - but wow - so powerful.
Love to hear what you have to say about Iceland. Would love to hear more about the rest of this amazing place.
More to come and welcome :)
Your updates and explanations are excellent. We also appreciate the humor!
Awesome! Thank you so much and welcome :)
I absolutely love all of your videos and your fabulous sense of humour.
Thanks a lot, appreciated :)
Thank you for your interesting videos.. I am watching from Vancouver Island, B.C. Canada. I was only in Iceland at the Airport between flights in 1968. I wish I had been able to stay there and explore and meet the lovely people of Iceland.
Lets hope you can explore the country trough my channel at least but it's plenty more to come and not just volcanoes :)
I've thoroughly enjoyed your varied content, so far. Your local knowledge, sardonic wit, and storytelling skills make your videos some of the most enjoyable. Not to mention your skills with a camera, editing and production. I love your pics and videos of animals, such timing to catch those moments snd personalities. Reflects the respectful attitudes locals have toward nature and farms.
We'll keep sharing, and help you keep growing! 💜🌍🌋🇮🇸✌️😸
WOW.....Much appreciated 🇮🇸✌️and i will do my best to keep up good standard on my channel
@@JustIcelandic You'll definitely gain a following with the standards you've already set for yourself, as well as your innate talent and personality. It does help that the sheep like posing for the camera and the horses love performing 😸💜🇮🇸🐏🐎
I have been fascinated by ALL of your content. Prior to this eruption, I knew nothing about Iceland. Now, it has become an item on my bucket list - without your 1st hand accounts and assistance with pronunciations it would seem overwhelming. Thank you for your time and dedication to ALL things Icelandic.
Thank you so much, wonderful to hear and welcome to Iceland :)
Keep up the Great work my friend! Always interesting! 🤓✌👍
Thank you! Cheers!
This was such a delightful tour! Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it 😃
Thank you for all the information you have brought to us in this video. Your photos are amazingly awesome. We are approaching the winter solstice here in Australia. Have a nice day. 🦘
Wonderful 👍 and greetings to Australia
Thanks for the update! I enjoy your channel immensely! Hope it stays a long time!
I hope so too, while I have people like you who enjoy :)
Thank! Enjoy your informative videos! Thanks to the volcano, many are learning a lot about Iceland! 👍👍
Thanks and welcome :)
Your explanations and storytelling are excellent. Always a treat to have a new video from you. You have a way of making all of this news so fascinating. We all love the funny bits you put here and there. Gorgeous sheep by the way! Thank you!
Wow, thank you so much, just trying to do it my way and make my job more fun with "little extra" here and there...it's just so much "standard" tourist info out there, often with the same message but that's just not for me to copy :) and welcome
Great commentary, overhead maps and footage. Excellent pics! Luv the excavation site! Very interesting find! Viking origin perhaps?! Always enjoy your fun and informative videos! Snow fall in Akureyri! Luv their red heart 'stop' traffic lights.❣ Keep safe. 🙏
Awesome, thank you so much :)
I really love seeing the aurora Borealis.I have lived in the southern part of US and now Hawaii, and so have never seen the Aurora. Also the scenes you did in the fishing village and telling us about history of the places and life now is all something I will watch. I really like your style as you share what you feelmis meaningful. At the same time, you can let the videosme in aambit longer, 5-10 minutes in any one area is not too long to me,I like the feeling of immersion, although of course I am not there.
I have a aurora video in the making or how to find it, online this summer :) and thanks a lot for your kindness, and welcome to Iceland :)
Cheers for your efforts! Have a great day.
A very informative bulletin covering many aspects of current events in the Reykjanes area, with both excellent footage and explanatory diagrams, and a well articulated commentary - I look forward to each successive edition with ever greater interest. Thank you.
Much appreciate your work, on the volcano and the rest🖖🏼
Thanks a lot :)
Im all over your channel. That was the best video of the volcano I have seen so far. looking forward to exploring Iceland with or without a volcano!
Fantastic :) thanks for visiting and enjoy :)
I love all the different content on your channel - it's much more interesting to hear about Iceland from a local's perspective. You seem to cover everything I'm interested in - wildlife, people, history, landscape so I look forward to seeing more :) Is there anywhere to relocate Grindavik to if/when the lava heads towards it?
Thank you so kindly :) but in regards of Grindavík, it's all about the harbour, no harbour, no town....so it would be the end of it to get lava in the harbour and it's just not that many of them by the south-coast so relocation as such would be impossible, but the people would follow the fishing boats/fish factories orwhere ever they would find a harbour again.. and welcome, more to come soon :)
@@JustIcelandic It's possible it could both take the harbor and also make a new one! That happened on the northeast shore of the Big Island of Hawaii in 2018.
@@JustIcelandic I guess only time will tell then - the lava made quite a leap along the Natthagi valley yesterday didn't it! Is there a festival in Iceland at the moment, or in Reykjavik? I like to watch the webcam over the lake in the city and noticed a lot of what look like flagpoles or something only with 3 poles?
I love all the other info you post - greetings from Costa Rica. One of 'our volcanoes is erupting now
Thank you and greetings to Costa Rica :)
Thank you for the geologic overview.
Thanks a lot :)
Great video. I'm in! Thanks for the layout of the land... 👏✌️
Thanks 👍
Thank you!! Love your videos - full of information and humor.
Love your humor! Great photographs and funny skits!!
Thanks so much!
Thank you for your valuable and sometimes humorous information. It's always exciting and fun to watch your videos.
Glad you like them ✌️
Thank you so much. Your videos are fantastic and your stories and photos! I love learning about your country. 💙👍💞
Glad you enjoy it and welcome :)
really nice Video again, and nice shots of the birds, more please!
Thanks, will do!
Love the combination of serious with humor. Great video of the area
Thanks so much!
Thank you for new updates , stay safe, love from Denmark ❤️
Thank you! You too ❤️
If it keeps flowing we will have a road from Iceland to Newfoundland:)) Very good and informative,thank you.
Sounds great :) and thanks for visiting :)
Thank you for the overview and explanation of the lava approach and other areas too!
Glad it was helpful!
I look forward to your next video about Iceland. The land is beautiful and the information you give is great. Thank you again for another video.
Many thanks!
Thank you so much for the maps, and the aerial videos, which help to put everything to scale. I have been trying to visualize the relative positions of the volcano, the lava flows, the towns, the highway, and the sea, so your video helps very much with my "cognitive map" of all this ‼️👏💗😁
Great to hear :) more to come soon...
Its good to see some of the geography of the area, great video, and hello from New Zealand
Hey, thanks and greetings to New Zealand
I used to live in Auckland ‼️😁💗 How are y'all down there ‼️ Always loved NZ & will keep a special place in my heart for your country. 💜🌸
You're so good at what you do, I look forward to every update. Thank you!
So nice of you :) thanks a lot :)
Great informative video. Great to see the area around the volcano and very beautiful photographs. Thank you for the time that you put into making this video. I enjoyed watching it. Greetings from Dallas, Texas, USA!
Glad you enjoyed it and greetings to Dallas :)
I love hearing about the 'bigger picture' of the impact of the Volcano on the geology and the local community. Fantastic to be able to see the drama of what's going on and hear informed explanations. Thank you for bringing the world into view in this pandemic when we mustn't travel!
👍 Thank you so much and welcome :)
Great update on some of the future possibilities of the lava flows. Stay safe.
Thanks :)
Takk for informasjon! Godt arbeid.
Thanks for visiting, hilsen til Norge :)
Excellent presentation . THANK you!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nature will always fine her path no matter what we try to change her…..great videos and photos, cheers
Absolutely, what they are doing now will only hold if the eruption will come to an end in the next months, or 1-2 year. After that it's totally out of our hand, and thanks for visiting :)
@@JustIcelandic cheers 👍🏼😊
63 million cubic meters of lava so far. To put that into context, the May-Sept of 2018 eruption in the lower east rift zone of Kilauea on the island of Hawaii generated 1.03 billion cubic meters. It will be fascinating to see how much lava this eruption will output if it indeed goes on for years.
This whole thing has been a learning experience to me. What I want to know is, WHO in the hell is measuring the lava flow and how in the hell are you doing it? exactly? :O
@@Meowskiii geologists, volcanologists, physicists, & many more -ists using innumerable computers, & other equipment & supplies. Have you seen some of them at the lava flows, taking lava & gas samples, temperature measurements etc.?
It was 63 million cubic meters on June 11th. The flow rate is 12 m³/s, so by June 15th it would have been 67 million cubic meters, and by June 20th, which is when I'm making this comment, it would be 72 million cubic meters. Large eruptions are usually measured in cubic kilometers. 72 million cubic meters is 0.072 cubic kilometers, so it is quite modest so far. For comparison, the Holhraun eruption 7 years ago in Iceland was about 1 cubic km, and had a peak flow rate of 90 m³/s. Sadly it was in a much less accessible location.
Thank you for this informative video! I like to hear about the local terrain and history of that area, it helps my perspective to get a perspective!!! 🌋😉🙂
Thanks and welcome :)
Thank you for such a thoughtful and hones vlog. I have been fascinated buy the great amount of Lava I have seen so far. But you post was very sobering. The prospect of this much lava continuing for years is a reality check I had not considered. I hope your government and fellow citizens are up to the challenges ahead. I subscribed today and will look forward to your upcoming posts. Good Luck to yourself, your family, and your neighbors.
Thanks for the informative video and the humour towards the end.
My pleasure 😃
As always, you have a perspective that others aren’t following. Thanks!
And I look forward to learning more about the rest of Iceland took ♥️
Awesome, thank you!
This is my favorite volcano coverage from Iceland
Thank you very much, more on the way :)
Thankyou. I love the historical information you bring about Iceland✌️🙏
More to come :) and thanks
Love your channel!
Love the commentary...
Cheers! From Australia
Awesome, thank you so much :)
Thank you so much for your videos and explanations about the area surrounding the volcano! Although the volcanic eruption itself is fascinating, being able to place it in context with the area is invaluable. Please continue - I look forward to every posting! Best wishes from. Aligarh, Canada 🇨🇦
You're very welcome and thank you, greetings to Canada :) where we Icelanders moved after the Askja eruption. th-cam.com/video/AOQnnc2IppY/w-d-xo.html
Thank you, Just Icelandic, for the link. What devastating times those must have been - stay home and starve as a serf/farmer, or travel to a new and unknown country hoping to better one’s self and family.
Very interesting information that no one else is putting out there. Thank you for your videos. Planning to watch all your other videos on other subjects as well. Glad to have discovered your channel through the volcano news. I will be a long time viewer even if the volcano stops soon.
Welcome aboard and thanks a lot :) will do my best :)
Very well done sir, very well done!!!
Thank you kindly!
You guys certainly do weather over there, Loved the archaeologists lol.
Thanks for visiting :)
We love Iceland. Your love of it comes through in your narrations and videos. Please continue to provide the colour and culture.
Thank you! Will do 👍
I absolutely love your videos. Thank you for making them and sharing. I think your fans will continue to watch them even without the current lava happenings.
I hope so and thank you so very much for your kindness :)
Thank you so much for info re surrounding area. We lived in Iceland for 10 years and I know that farmhouse well.
My pleasure and welcome :)
We need more lessons about the world, should show this in schools!
Thanks and welcome :)
Thank you for the informative videos and scenarios of the what the volcano is doing and might to.
My pleasure and welcome, more to come soon...
Awesome, thank you for sharing your videos. Stay safe and well please 🙏🙏🥰🥰👍👍👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️
In appreciation of your humor!
thanks a lot :)
Brilliant again. Tks so much
My pleasure!
thanks for continuing with the thoughtful and 'scientific' approach rather than the more sensational approaches of others...if this goes on for a few years or decades, you will have built up a strong historical researchable archive for others to learn from. keep up the good work.
Thanks a lot, that was in a way the idea for the complete channel in the beginning, or a kind of archive about Iceland but then it took off big time when the eruption started so I'm seeing it better now how important it could be to capture and store footage of the land thats going now under lava forever so it will for sure keep me going, and thanks for visiting :)
Thank you again. This is very interesting and potentially sad for the town in the path of the lava. Your photography is lovely, and your stamina remarkable. So pleased you will continue
Just starting :) and welcome
Always love your videos. Would love to see more about the archeological searches on the south coast.
Noted! and thanks for visiting :)