Exploring The Hverfjall Crater
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
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Iceland's Hverfjall Crater (also known as Hverfell) is a tephra cone or tuff ring volcano in northern Iceland, to the east of Mývatn. It erupted in 2500 BP in the southern part of the Krafla fissure swarm.
A landslide apparently occurred in the south part of the crater during the eruption, which accounts for the disruption to the round shape of the mountain.
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I used to live at Mývatn Iceland when i was a kid, moved from Reykjavik.
The locals used to drive me nuts with stories about the crater, saying it doesn't posses a magma chamber but it has massive amounts of pressure building up underneath it, so when it finally does blow up it will blow up with such force the entire island would be ripped to bits, and i tell you as a kid that shit scarred the living shit right outta me.
I always refused to go there,
Ironically going to the volcano Katla was never a problem for me, not even going to Hekla while it erupted, but that damn crater somehow got to me..... well' i was always weird, we icelanders stand little chance of turning out anything but super weird.
It was nice seeing this.
Haven't been to Mývatn since the year 2000, dang its almost 20yrs, it just hit me, lol
The scariest thing in life, is how profoundly fast it all goes once you really start living and become conscious of its fragility.
Again thanks for the vid, really nice seeing a bit of the old lake.
Keep em coming mate.
Thank you Chris , I’m enjoying the traveling with you .
Thanks for coming along
wow amazing ! thanks for letting us tag along!
Im glad you are
Thanks, Chris!
Your a hidden treasure in the UA-cam arena. Plus just a great person. How could anyone give you a dislike?
haha I honestly don't even notice haha Thanks!
Always welcome brother!
Hi Chris, such a cool area, I have noticed that Iceland not only has changeable weather but the terrain is so different in each place you visit. Thanks for taking us with you. x
Yes! It's very difference depending on the area
Massive. Thank you for sharing.
Yes, Thank you Chris or letting me view once again your visits to these magnificent places, Please take care. Bill.
Super interesting videos lately. Thank you so much
I'm totally loving your series of videos about Iceland. Good morning...
More awesome stuff, Chris, thanks! :)
Thank you for sharing, that landscape was very different. Looked like you were on different planet.
Thanks for sharing your adventures with us Chris!
Love your trip to Iceland....Thanks for taking us along!
I've enjoyed each of your videos from Iceland. Such a beautiful and versatile place. Thank you for sharing with us.
Thank you again Chris. You have increased my knowledge of this very beautiful and fascinating area. I knew nothing about Iceland before you took us here. I look forward to whatever comes next. 👊☮️
1:25 Drone shot really puts the size of that crater in prospective. Thought I had seen all your Iceland vids, went back to ck and TaDa.....missed a couple.
Amazing!! Different landscape and scenery!! Very cool!!
It is amazing what nature can do. Thanks for showing us.
You give us eyes to the world most of us will never see for ourselves. Thank you for your time and effort.
Dude.. that is awesome. That would be really cool to check out 👍
i love 100% of ur videos. so interesting.
Thanks for watching them!
When I was watching the cars drive by down below it showed how huge the crater was well done for walking round it
Wow, what a barren landscape. If not for the orange vegetation it wouldn't be pretty, as you said it provides the 'contrast'.
Maybe it's just me but that crater looks like it's building up again in the center. Another possible explosion coming? May take another 100 years? Another great video!
Are you allowed to go down into it or is that where it’s roped off. Great videos Chris
I don't think so on this one. It's protected so they don't even want you going off trail at all
If it's 2 mile around the rim, it's .6 of a mile across, or 1km!
I got tired just looking at the trail.
Amazing that after 2000 years there is almost no vegetation!