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suinicide · 4 months
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Today's vibes are clouds of birds, flying overhead, blotting out the sky. Hoards of animals, scuttling overfoot, scrambling and clawing, desperate escapes on the strength of limb and hope.
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charmyposh-blog · 8 months
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giantsreach · 1 year
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❝ you proved you can handle yourself. ❞
resident evil: 4 remake starters | @vhenann
it's almost embarrassing, how quickly a warrior might be undone by words alone. he's prided himself a bulwark, unshakeable in the ranks, and in the muck and filth and heat of the battle, but his frontage buckles at the hint of recognition — as if his labors are so brittle that even the act of being seen should leave fault lines in its wake.
part of this, naturally, is a matter of source. few have the honor of working with the hero of ferelden; the privilege is one carver is still getting used to. he clears his throat — or tries to (the knot within is, much like himself, stubborn at the worst of times) — and nods. it feels like a silly gesture immediately, one that says yes, i have rather than i'm glad you noticed.
carver hems again, shifting his weight overfoot, and manages a serviceable steadiness for the occasion. "i . . . thank you, warden-commander."
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irvinenewshq · 2 years
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Seljavallalaug swimming pool in South Iceland every thing you want to know
Seljavallalaug swimming pool is one and a half hours east of Reykjavik alongside the Iceland‘s Route 1 ring street that encircles the nation. From there, comply with Route 242 to the small automobile park that’s utilized by guests to the pool and positioned simply to the south of it. This fairytale location could be discovered between Seljalandsfoss and Skógafoss waterfalls, that are a 15- and 10-minute drive respectively. In-built 1923 by an area man so as to educate Icelanders the best way to swim, Seljavallalaug swimming pool is one the oldest swimming swimming pools in Iceland, however pre-dated by the Secret Lagoon in Flúðir which dates again to 1891. It’s 25 metres lengthy and 10 metres huge, which suggests it was the biggest swimming pool in Iceland till 1936. It has skilled few modifications since its development 100 years in the past; it was crammed with volcanic ash after the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption, making it unusable for a short interval till volunteers cleared it out the next 12 months. Hidden away within the mountains of south Iceland, it’s in style with Instagrammers for its iconic location however usually missed in favour of different sights within the space such because the aforementioned waterfalls and the airplane wreck, all of that are very shut. From the Seljavallalaug automobile park, it’s only a 20-minute stroll to the swimming pool. The route is pretty apparent, helped partly by following different folks taking the identical route. If it helps, right here’s my Strava recording of our stroll to the pool: It’s slightly below two kilometres a method and totally on the flat.  In case you are feeling uncertain in your route, notice that you’ll not see the swimming pool till you get to the each finish of the stroll. The one barely tough a part of the stroll is a rocky stream that you simply’ll must cross. Relying on the time of 12 months, this might be icy overfoot in Winter, or wider than regular in Summer time. The pool is fed naturally by geothermally heated water is in a magical setting on non-public land however there isn’t a admission payment. You enter the pool at your personal danger and there aren’t any lifeguards. IMPORTANT NOTICE: In case you are studying this text wherever apart from on A Luxurious Journey Weblog, then the possibilities are that this content material has been stolen with out permission. Please make a remark of the net tackle above and call A Luxurious Journey Weblog to advise them of this concern. Thanks on your assist in combatting content material theft. Simply earlier than you attain the pool, you’ll see a tank and pipe on the left which feeds geothermally heated water into the pool at its deepest level. The mountain varieties one aspect of the swimming pool and the water is contained by the opposite three constructed sides. Though heated geothermally, the water shouldn’t be that sizzling like a few of Iceland’s swimming pools – round 20° to 30°C or 68 to 86°F, that’s all. We had come armed with swimming issues and towels with the intention of taking a dip. The water seemed filled with algae, although, and fewer than clear (regardless of a handful of individuals bathing in it), with minimal contemporary water flowing out and in of it, so ultimately we selected to not swim. We had a peek contained in the altering rooms they usually had been greatest prevented fully… definitely NOT what you’d name luxurious! The posh right here is within the distinctive and picturesque panorama that surrounds the pool, and sadly not the amenities themselves. The pool and the altering rooms are cleaned simply yearly and sadly not sorted by what might be a minority of vacationers. Should you do go to, please remember to depart no hint – deliver all of your issues and any litter again with you in order that the pool could be loved by others. Planning a visit to Iceland your self? You’ll be able to watch a video from our journey to Iceland right here: Disclosure: Our journey to Iceland was additionally sponsored by Helly Hansen. Originally published at Irvine News HQ
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