Lava Tubes carry lava to Meradalir 🌋 June 2

[@honeyb2393]

I often check in on the livestreams of the volcano and its pretty cool to watch the eruptions, but your videos bring us the amazing details we would otherwise miss. The view from where you were is just stunning...a great perspective on the extent of the lava flow and the incredible landscape of the area. Thank you! 🌸

[@peterthornton8520]

I think Gutn Tog needs to be put up for national or even international recognition for his superb reporting on the Volcano eruption. Amazing shots, good commentary. Very clear reporting.

[@blas789]

This is no supurb reporting! A very unrestful cmerahandling, in- and outzooms every now and then makes this film a disturbing experience. Try to get a filming course first!

[@mramsch]

@@blas789 Well, it's no disturbing experience to me (and obviously many others), but an enjoyable one! So your statement is no fact at all but just your opinion. Which I do respect and suggest to you to better move on to channels you can enjoy more. Be kind to yourself and don't torture yourself with videos you don't like!

[@nykatta]

@@blas789 At least he should have bought himself a tripod. And a fixed lens without zoom. And maybe a course, yes.

[@mainenative5928]

Nice to see the volcano from ‘the other side’. The perspective is incredible as well!

[@rudimeergans5741]

Brave and dapper man! You are doing not only great service to the general onlooker, but for science as well. It’s highly dramatic and enlightening about volcanism, the way you give an overview over this gigantic ongoing. Every volcano on the globe is extremely unruly, but nowhere else exists a guide like you.

[@eugenetrollip751]

Thanks for this stunning view, probably the best vantage point at the moment! Showing both sides of the penensula and surrounding landscape really puts the eruption in persprective.

[@carolirene49]

One of your best videos! I was spell bound... wow

[@kctaz6189]

Fabulous video, Gutn Tog. Thank you so much for making that arduous trek to bring us these wonderful pictures.

[@clivehorridge]

Good to see you again, with this rather dramatic update. Please stay safe and thank you for sharing this epic event with the world, as it unfolds. 🇷🇴🇬🇧👍🏻

[@secolerice]

The lava tube didn’t work the way I expected. I thought after the irruption would see it spewing out the other end, but it did not. There is a lot of stuff going on under there! Thank you so much for the wonderful view!

[@imogennoble8348]

This video gave me a whole new understanding how the volcano is behaving. Thanks very much Gotn Tog. I'm really enjoying your videos. Hello from sunny Devon in England. No active volcanos here there days.

[@johnwythe1409]

Excellent views. Thanks for taking the scenic (long ) route to get there. Always look forward to see what is new each day.

[@videosdeecologia7468]

Best explanation of what is going on with the lava , the volcano and the landscape is here in this channel.

[@MrJwdali]

Thank you so much, sharing the videos from iceland! I'm from Germany and a great enthusiast of your reports from the "fast changing place"! Best wishes from Germany! Stay healthy!

[@johninkelham]

A great video, one of gutn tog's best, he always puts a lot of effort into his presentations. Thank you.

[@amjeck]

I am really glad that you are showing the eruptions and explaining all that is going on. Ive never seen a volcano. I live in Western Australia. Closest thing to this is a bbq on the weekend.

[@juliocean1331]

🤣

[@reneedavis7132]

Thankyou. I have been sharing you with my friends. They dont talk about this in the USA. They did a 2 minute thing one time. I'm glad I found you. Thankyou for this

[@firefly01]

Your vids show parts of the volcano that the live feeds don't show. The live feeds are also full of comments about you. Have a look if you haven't already. It also shows that their maps need updating. I wonder if your fitness have improved since you started these expeditions?! So good of you to do this, always appreciated and my go-to vids on YT.

[@BeverlyM52]

I just have to keep exclaiming how great this education is! Thank you for this!

[@b-jscott]

Has anything like this ever been seen before!!??!! Land of Fire and Ice !! I learnt about this when I was at school in Matric in 1966. We had someone come to our school and show us an 8mm movie about Iceland. I visited Iceland in 1977 and was so impressed with all the hot springs and the way homes were heated by the geothermal energy..... such an interesting country. THANK YOU for your video reports..... Such almighty power from this volcano.

[@KatieReadsKoziesAndMore]

Thank you for this detailed update. Your words are very helpful. Thank you for staying safe and obeying the fence. God Bless you as well.

[@juliocean1331]

Agreed. The fence is not for decoration! 🙂

[@jd-jo2lf]

Thank you SO much! And nice too see your wave on the live stream!

[@geraldmarcyk524]

The lava tubes from a shield volcano (Newberry) in Central Oregon can extend 20 km or more underground. The magna that comes from the mantle of the earth is very hot and fluid, and the lava tubes are effective at delivering it over long distances. You are lucky enough to see this effect in real time

[@annaksfrog]

Yes, and the Ape Caves on the edge of Mount Saint Helens in Washington are lava tubes that you can walk into. Can’t remember how many miles, maybe 1 or 2? Fun to do!

[@douglasgault5458]

I've been wondering when you were going to take this trail. It's really incredible to have watched the lava slowly build up on the sides only to form a crust over the top. Encasing the lava flow into a tube & hidden from sight. What an amazing world we live in.

[@grashppr36]

*waves back* A big thank you to you and your wife for all you are doing to share this with us. :) I appreciate it.

[@outsider2222]

You give the the best by far reports of Lava flow!

[@Tavussatwaossi]

This is the best vid to get an overall view of the whole lava field. I'm very grateful to you for the help you provide in understanding how the lava is distributed towards _Geldingadalir_ and the two low valleys ( _Meradalir_ and _Nátthagi_ ). Bravo ! Excellent job !

[@sarahstrong7174]

Thankyou for showing us. All the best from England. U.K.

[@davidgalien]

And thank you so much for your Videos. Highly appreciated. I love them. Greetings from the austrian Alps.

[@nana73carol46]

Wow! Thank you for video-taping this beautiful, awesome and frightening event! Stay safe above all. God bless you also!

[@christiroseify]

Just never ceases to amaze me.. Great view... Some day some kid is going to have a great time exploring those Lava tunnels.. Be safe... The Lord be with you... Amen

[@davidrandle9567]

thanks again Gutn its so helpful to have your posts to get a feel for the topography

[@kctaz6189]

You are getting stunning sunsets from the smoke and ash. They are beautiful.

[@yopuivideo]

That looks like a decent hike to get up there. Great views regardless of an active volcano. Thanks for your efforts.

[@davmole]

Fascinating to see another perspective of the eruption. Thanks for making the effort to find these new views

[@Babadev03]

Thank you very much for sharing this, it's all amazing to watch and hear you explaining the happenings of it all!

[@rederager]

I have been following you for weeks and weeks thank you so much for documenting all of this. If I could come to Iceland right now I would be there by your side. Please keep going!

[@MaryLou1954]

Thank you for all the wonderful videos. I watch you and the weather first thing in the morning. Be safe and God bless you also.

[@TheAnnie41]

Beautiful and scary at the same time. I just read articles about Katla volcano yesterday. Nice to see it in your video, I couldn't find it on map, thank you for this wonderful update. Now I understand more about those lava tunnels.

[@Sarah-nc1jb]

You were right, this is a great view!

[@sunspot6502]

Best volcano video yet! To see it all put together - the ocean on both sides, the city in the distance - but not far enough in the distance for my liking, thanks... and the looky-lu scofflaws (I want to see their videos, lol...). Thanks for all you are doing. It feels like I'm there. Stay safe - I don't trust that thing...

[@brucerideout9979]

What gorgeous scenery. Thanks for your time and effort.

[@barbara-mz]

Thank you very much for this one! Splendid overview! I was hoping all the time that you would take a closer look at what's going on in Meradalir. Your efforts are very much appreciated as they are such a valuable addition to the live cams. Best wishes from Germany!

[@JA-kq8pe]

thank you so much for going on this ridge for us to show what’s happening 😀🇦🇹

[@stephenburrows4250]

Wow! Great perspective from here…. Thankyou Iceland team… 🇮🇸

[@alaskajdw]

Fantastic video my friend. One of the best yet !!

[@szpynda]

Finnaly other side lava river and tunnels! Thnx very much.

[@laurabarber6697]

thanks for taking the long hike to the new viewing spot! And thank you for showing us that amazing pyramid I didn't know that one was there!

[@skippy9659]

Just a stunning landscape..and quite the lesson as well, from the famous Gutn Tog! Thank u for explaining everything to us, like a teacher..👏👏👊👊✌️

[@Sunlight91]

Thanks for showing Meradalir valley.

[@mjp0815]

Thanks for the tour and the great explaination.

[@TimHWolfe]

The Discovery Channel needs to have you do their video work !!! Great videos. Thank You for all yours & your wife's effort for this !!!

[@juliocean1331]

Amazing to see how the lava is finding it's way though valleys of cooling lava yet there is no longer a lava river from the volcano! The lava tunnels are incredible. It shows how dangerous walking on 'what appears to be' cooled lava can be. U never know what lies beneath the surface. Thank You for sharing such great imagery and commentary. Stay safe! 🙏

[@kimkennedy3524]

As always you give us a different perspective, so informative. Thank you so much. Please be safe and have fun.

[@patriciaseitz954]

Great overview !!! Good to see your face and hear your voice! God bless !

[@riverAmazonNZ]

I really wanted to see this! thank you. Keilir is beautiful.

[@mikepowers8567]

The lava surge at 3:26 is incredible! Thank you GutnTog for constantly providing amazing video of our favorite volcano!

[@negergreger666]

It’s absolutely massive, so fascinating. It’s like the extreme sport version of staring into a fire place...

[@josephastier7421]

Absolutely filling in those valleys.

[@sylviasuchiang7620]

Thanks for taking us to the volcano...love from India..👍👍👍

[@vamsikrishna8608]

How are you

[@RockyRacoon123]

Thank you for this latest adventure! Your videos are so very informative, not to mention amazing to watch!👍👍

[@belcoy68]

A different view which is awesome because we got to see what's happening around the volcano. What a hike going up there, though! Thank you so much to you and your beautiful wife for doing this for us glued to your updates. Greetings from Guam!

[@garygrant9612]

Thank you for the closed caption.

[@melodiefrances3898]

I have read a lot about geology and volcanism and how geologists put together the history of a given volcano, and most of it is, of course, from the far past (by human standards), but, amazingly a lot can be discerned. But being able to watch this in the making via these videos is amazing. Layer by layer, formation by formation, much of which will get covered up, we get to see it building itself. So incredibly fascinating.

[@annaksfrog]

It is a pleasure to hear you tell us the Icelandic names of the land, because I can now associate them with the written words, even if I can’t pronounce them. Thank you!

[@ayl75057]

Thank you for consistently doing these updates. I find the evolution of this volcanic phenomena fascinating.

[@quesoestbonne]

Thank you for such technical detailed explanation in this video. You put everything into perspective. Your local knowledge of mountain naming too makes everything come alive. Our family is watching all you video from around the globe, the scenery familiar from hand drawn panoramic sketches made almost a decade ago from Reykjavik. Thank you, please keep recording with your wonderful observations

[@bmolitor615]

what a great new viewpoint! and wow! I'm a bit further in to the video now, and I really really appreciate and benefit from the visual tour with everything named and clearly described - thank you!

[@RickyKirkman]

Thanks GnT i love these videos, please take care up there ❤ to 🇮🇸 from 🇬🇧

[@trudauglow8033]

I am really enjoying all your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your treks with us. Stay safe.

[@hughbeckett996]

Such a great overall view, a nice day too, thanks so much for all your videos, keeps all us volcano junkies happy!

[@thecharioteer4057]

Thank you for making these videos and for all information. Very interesting to watch.

[@MissKsMom]

Beautiful view and I love the geography lesson on the area. Thanks again

[@LelandGreen]

Thank you for the overview. It helps me understand the webcams better. It's amazing what we're seeing! Obviously, you share that sentiment or you wouldn't post such great videos. (I should've been a volcanologist! I still can be!) 🖖😎

[@EdmarNeumann]

Thanks for relentless effort to keep as informed

[@alethrichard606]

Thank you very very very much. it's fantastic to watch from France. Coming in Islande is my dream for many years. I hope it will be possible one day.

[@cornfieldvideo]

Great show today. Thank you for your efforts.

[@karenjarrett8904]

This is so very interesting. Please be careful, I appreciate you taking your time to capture what your volcano is doing. I’ll be checking in to see your most current uploads. Have a great day.

[@mag3690]

3:38 to 4:08 volcano eruption from different higher angle gives a wonderful perspective, great video.

[@kimp428]

Thanks for posting the fantastic video!

[@MariaLima-nk3ly]

Thank you.🤗❤👍 Regards from Massachusetts 🙏🙏🙏

[@soyounoat]

3:40 This view is dramatic and awesome on my 27 inch color screen... witnessing this directly from your position must be surreal.

[@felipericketts]

Your videos are very impressive! I enjoy the overview and various points of view you share with us. This eruption could carry on for a long time, couldn't it? Looking forward to more episodes! :-)

[@ferkeap]

Thx was looking forward to the underviewed meradalir Valley, it has tripled in size this last week.

[@razony]

The perspective I been looking for. What Lies Beneath!

[@lorenzbroll101]

An excellent panoramic view. Those volcanic tentacles know no bounds. This could go on for years. Good for the tourist trade though!

[@debrabathurst7276]

Thank u again for yr timely updates

[@gpaul8062]

Good video, good job thank you ..Eric from New Jersey, usa

[@miguelangelmendozamejia6529]

Thkx for sharing dude... Greetings from México 🇲🇽

[@janekeleher3090]

thanks for another great video of the volcano!

[@gmahin]

Greetings fellow volcano watcher….be safe and thank you so much for your happy coverage of the volcano! Lovin this

[@ZebaKnight]

Again, you've caught views nobody else has. Thanks very much for both video and your commentary.

[@tonygiannetto8490]

Really a great view from up there yet I could hear very good with the wind at that altitude. Good Job!

[@dougules]

The view from this mountain gives a much better overview of how and where the lava is flowing.

[@rachelwilson2487]

It's amazing how quickly the landscape changes. Thanks for all your video reports. They are full of great footage and interesting information.

[@alive_and_kicking]

Another beautiful footage.

[@Frank-bn6mb]

Nice vid from the high peak showing a good oversight of the present situation. These eruptions are really massive now. I notice ppl trespassing to have a first rank seat close to the crater. Meradalir is quite filling up.

[@margueritepaizis3607]

This seems to be the best view of the entire area. They should keep cameras filming from here. We can clearly see everything, including inside the crater as much as possible. Thanks for showing us this beautiful panaromic site and explaining so nicely where everything is situated. Thanks for all your dedicated efforts. People do not realise what extreme efforts it takes for you to get up and around all these places.

[@lmcoopie]

Fantastic! Thanks from Florida.

[@roseoreilly762]

Wonderful! Thank you for the videos, with so much information.

[@GregMeadMaker]

Thank you, from Chicago

[@burglindbeyer2213]

Great to see the the progress in Meradalir valley !!!