@FourT4@mastodonapp.uk @mo@icelandphotos.co.uk Once again the historical perspective skews the picture: when I look at it, I'm thinking "Where in hell would I now pass over the glacier-tongue with a group of sheep?" Because the farmers at Kvísker used to do exactly that, to get their sheep to/from the mountain Breiðamerkurfjall just to the right of the frame. Breiðamerkurfjall used to be totally surrounded by ice until the 1950-60, at which point the farmers built a cable-bridge up further north.