The most beautiful things that have ever happened to me in
Iceland was not the tranquil sunrise by the river; it was not the cold-to-the-bones
glacial rivers that I have crossed; it was not the quietude sitting by the
window, looking at flakes of snow kissing the passersby, and reading a book in
my hand; it was not even the moment when northern light, green as the fairy’s
wings, dancing in the sky and pouring down onto my cheeks. It was none of the
beautiful sceneries I have seen along the way.
The most beautiful things are those who accompanied us, those
who taught us, those who showed us what is this place that we are in, what Iceland
is, what its people are.
This is a tribute to those in this trip. Remember every laughter
we had, and every tear we shed, every mile we traveled, because in the end,
those are the things that matter the most and that could never come back.
Margret
Connor
Yuan
Jordin
Pall
Rosa
Karin
Tim
Margie
Curator of the Restoration Museum
Old Fisherman
Hank
Herdis
Alicia
Bob
Tara
Shelby
Kristin
Hannis
Ben
Steph
Old Volcanologist
Anar
Herdis and Anar's Daughters
Hodor
Restoration Director of Geothermal Company
PR of Geothermal Company
Recycling Worker
Andri Snær Magnason
The Priest
Andrew Alan Smith-Esquire
[MISSING]
Noga (who refuses to have her picture to be taken)
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