Námaskarð Nærmynd '05 the main industry still remains

the main industry still remains fishing

minerals and algae give the lagoon its special blue color and beneficial properties

In 1186 a Benedictine covent was founded and active until the Reformation in 1550

as well as “Christmas Poems For Children” by Jóhannes úr Kötlum in 1932

but by 1916 eruptions had all but ceased except in the few instances of artificially generated eruptions (by pouring soap into the channel)

Námaskarð Nærmynd '05 the main industry still remainsText on back of card: Dotted with steampits and mudpits, the solfatara region by Nmaskar, Mvatn is barren with its acid, sulphuric, high temperature soil resulting in vivid ground color. In 1974, Nmaskar, as well as all of Sktustaahreppur, was declared a preserved natural site. Str: 148 mm 5,8 in.