My journey took me along the usual southern east-west connection at the foot of the mighty Vatnajökul with detours into the impassable areas of the southern highlands with its rhyolite mountains to the westernmost tip of the island, further over the long stretched peninsula of Snaefellsnes, at the westernmost end of the mighty, ice-covered Snefaellsjökul, in whose crater Jules Verne had his “journey to the center of the earth” started.
That was the beginning of a two-month excursion into the impassable, of which a few landmarks should only be mentioned: Langjökul, Kerlingarfjöll, Haiifoss, Landmannalaugar, Elgja, with detours to remote areas, far from the tourist routes, made possible again and again.
Let the film tell the rest…