Is it me or does Iceland just breed these kind of magical moments. So cool.
This is taken at the western edge of the Svína-fells-jökull (Pig-mountain-glacier). The “dirt” in the ice is not really lava, just gravel rubbed off the mountainside by the glacier. In Iceland this type of glacier is called Skrið-jökull (Crawling-glacier).
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