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... Circle. That's how most of us perceive it. And what it actually is.... a land with as much fire in its belly as its hide covered in ice, where the melted snow forms glaciers and geysers spout boiling sulphur water from the earth. This youngest country ...
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Overton and More Travels in the Valley of Fire
A Travel Blog entry by momadunc from Valley of Fire State Park, Nevada, United States
... and departure of the wedding party. Turning towards the west we had another of those glorious southwestern sunsets! We've had a busy few days here at Valley of Fire but I must say, this has definitely been one of the highlights of our winter. ...
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Iceland- Land of Fire, Ice, and Viking Adventure
A Travel Blog entry by pecoskid from Reykjavík, Iceland
... by the dramatic scenery. Before I left for Iceland, I envisioned a landscape bleak, barren, lacking in colorful flora and abundant in ice and snow. A land only Vikings and polar bears would love. At least that’s what I would have envisioned if I ...
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Land of fire and ice...and cream...more cream...
A Travel Blog entry by natsully from Reykjavík, Iceland
I finally made it out of North America!! And I went to Iceland...of all places!! Yup, that's right, the land of fire, ice, and that bloody volcano Eyjafjallajokull. A strange destination, I know...but it was a work trip so I was an idle ...
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Great plains to high mountains
A Travel Blog entry by vanderkansie from Angel Fire, New Mexico, United States
Lubbock to Taos (and Angel Fire) We started the day driving through the West Texas Plains. The saying "as far as the eye can see" must have had it origin in this area. The barren landscape is broken down by the rocking horses that never seam to tire. ...
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Australian International Firefighter Exchange
A Travel Blog entry by daveincanada from Brampton Fire and Emergency Services, Ontario, Canada
... , spearheaded by New South Wales Fire Brigades Superintendant Marcus Baker and Deputy Chief Gary Largerquist of the Brampton Fire and Emergency Services. Canadian Senior Firefighter Chad Fiegehen and Australian Senior Firefighter David Simms have "traded ...
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ICELAND-- The Land Of Fire & Ice
A Travel Blog entry by sunita_sind from Reykjavík, Iceland
We embarked on a trip to this enchanting land in the first week of October, 2006.A European country, modern, developed, but of course, so far away from mainland Europe. I had researched enough on the country to know about the northern lights, ...
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Honeymoon Lake – Columbia Ice fields Camp
A Travel Blog entry by maaske from Jasper, Alberta, Canada
... ) I had made a fire big and warm enough for a party and so I had all three males from the next site huddled around the fire that I made enjoying the coffee Byron made while the rest of my family slept (the kids in the tent and Janice in the Van). ...
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A night in the Ice Hotel
A Travel Blog entry by everardt from Kiruna, Sweden
... are all sitting squeezed in together in the tiny dark sauna sweating and chatting away happily together unmindful of our nakedness. I am elected fire and water monitor so my job is to keep the fire stoked and splash water over the stove. After about 15 ...
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Johnny in Ice!
A Travel Blog entry by ericalee from Tallahassee, Florida, United States
... quite a big reception. There was carving stations, wine, champagne, a coffee bar, a full wall of desserts, and about half of the audience was also there! It was a lot of fun. They had even carved a Johnny Cash ice sculpture! ...
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Trees of Ice
A Travel Blog entry by ericalee from Cape Girardeau, Missouri, United States
A few days ago, the city had a huge ice storm and the whole city lost their power. Yesterday, half of the city got their power back. Luckily, the theatre was in the part that got their power back. The show was sold out, until the storm, ...
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Bandera Volcano and Ice Cave
A Travel Blog entry by eabdulkareem from El Malpais, New Mexico, United States
... into its mysteriously cool depths for over 1,200 years.Situated atop the Continental Divide at 8,000 feet elevation, the Land of Fire and Ice is located in a Ponderosa Pine, Piñon, Juniper, Douglas Fir, Gambel Oak and Quaking Aspen forest/high desert ...
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Ice Mountain Trek N a Very BAD Mistake
A Travel Blog entry by eddakath from Songpan, China
... , several could speak English! As the night progressed and the alcohol intake rose the guides began to sing and dance around the fire. It was a beautiful evening indeed. Srangely it was still very early in the night when we all climbed into our freezing ...
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How an ice axe saved my life: New Zealand
A Travel Blog entry by sirecho from Te Anau, South Island, New Zealand
... not going to die because of a stupid burn on my hand, but the shame part, I'm definitely feeling it. We fall asleep by the fire, and I'm ashamed, for sure. I decide to keep going. The next day is hard, and my hand is hurting. It's not very cold up ...
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Ice Hotel!!!!
A Travel Blog entry by danskgirl from Kiruna and Jukkasjarvi, Sweden
... on snow mobiles again & had dinner (couscous for us & reindeer stew for the carni's) in another remote log cabin with a big fire & about 16 others & a tv crew- but due to clouds we only saw green moon though (apparently the aurora borealis are always ...
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Ice Ice Baby
A Travel Blog entry by halfeatenapple from Franz Josef, South Island, New Zealand
... which is a pretty cool hostel by all accounts, there is a massive screen with tons of fil-ems (as naomi would say), a log fire (much needed) and a free popcorn machine plus everynite at 6pm there is a free bowl of vege soup which is my evening meal, it's ...
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Watching the Monschau Fire Department in Action
A Travel Blog entry by tachinrn from Monschau, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
... to the fire department in his car and then run into the fire department. So we waited a few minutes and sure enough, the fire engines came out and onto the street. We got some pictures of the fire engines and continued on our way thinking nothing more of ...
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The land of fire and ice!
A Travel Blog entry by dkjohansen from Reykjavík, Iceland
... and then booked some more tours for the next couple of days and then hit the bed. 09/01/2010 Ahhh Iceland, the land of fire and ice……and rain! Once again up early but this time we were off to go ride Icelandic horses. We were greeted by our ...
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Ice, ice baby
A Travel Blog entry by sarahandaimee from Franz Josef, New Zealand
... internet, kitchen and toilets - the latter caused us to laugh as on the fire escape notice it informed us that in the event of a fire we were to evacuate through the door, as against what we still don't know! Then it was time for tea and wine ...
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Carnivals and Ice Bars
A Travel Blog entry by bradentaylor84 from Copenhagen, Denmark
... at a little cafe and then saw the palace where the royal family lives now. they moved here after the first Christianborg Palace fire and never moved back. the palace is right by the water so we walked along the river looking at all the boats ...
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Fire table madness
A Travel Blog entry by desertedisland from Kagbeni, Nepal, Nepal
... walks in with a bucket of hot coals and puts it under the table. Ah, lovely! My legs are getting warm. Assuming the classic fire-table position of hunching over with my hands under the table cloth, I'm really getting quite warm... A couple of German girls ...
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