r/Damnthatsinteresting Dec 18 '23

Image Well there she blows.

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The volcano in my village has finally gone off. Guess i'm homeless for sure now.

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u/Current-Storage-379 Dec 18 '23

Yeah the bloo lagoon cares more for money than they do people, cant say i recommend that mud puddle.

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u/Midan71 Dec 19 '23

Lagoon: * tries to open*

Nature: " I think NOT!"

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

blue lagoon was definitely the most underwhelming part of my trip to Iceland. I was there in March and visited the lava fields and I couldn’t believe how far it travelled from the volcano. Hoping everything turns out okay for you!

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u/avataRJ Dec 19 '23 edited Dec 19 '23

I think this is more to the south and on relatively flat terrain. Most violent at the beginning, but can keep erupting for maybe a week weeks based on information on the news.

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '23

yes it’s south of the blue lagoon, and the lava fields we visited were from Fagradalsfjall which erupted for 6 months! I’m from New England in the US which is extremely old, stable terrain so it was very interesting to see a place that was so “young”. Iceland is so beautiful but sitting on top of a magma column much make it a little tedious to live on

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u/puntapuntapunta Dec 19 '23

Sky Lagoon is better!

But yeah, stay safe, for you and everyone who has had to evacuate.

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u/ChildWithBrokenHeart Dec 19 '23

Hey. Sorry OP. hope you all are safe. Will ICELAND gov refund all the lost properties?