Wednesday, 10 June at 3pm. 🎙️This talk will be recorded.
Iceland sits just below the Arctic Circle, and astride the mid Atlantic ridge, which divides Europe from North America at the boundary between their tectonic plates. The plates move apart at about an inch a year, which is why Iceland is very active in terms of volcanic eruptions, most of which never make the headlines. This unique situation gives it amazing geology, scenery, wildlife and culture. My wife and I first visited Iceland in 1991 and we have returned many times since. I will give you glimpses of this fascinating and very special country.
John Harrison has many interests. He’s a photographer, hill-walker, engineer, ergonomist, author, bellringer and more, see his website at: jaharrison.me.uk/.