Godafoss, popularly known as The Waterfall of the Gods, plays an important role in Iceland's history on which religion they should practice. It was said that Thorgeirr, a pagan priest and chieftain, who later became a Christian, dispensed of his heathen gods by throwing them into the falls as a symbolic act of the conversion. As a result, the waterfalls was named Godafoss (Waterfall of Gods). A supposed to be spring-time visit greeted us with harsh snow and wind storm. First time to drive through blowing snow conditions and zero visibility. I thought I was gonna die! Hahaha! Pure "amaze-ness" after the storm in Godafoss! Been dreaming to witness it partly frozen on a winter day…. And Woohoo! Who said spring time is boring in Iceland? Lol! Have a great weekend everyone! Cheers!
Thanks to PatrickMarsonOng for your images with title "Momentous", and this photo copyright by PatrickMarsonOng
Thanks to PatrickMarsonOng for your images with title "Momentous", and this photo copyright by PatrickMarsonOng
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