Long Ridge Volcano Trail 🗻 Langihryggur 05.05.2021

[@badraven9532]

Thanks very much for your efforts!

[@kateford3853]

Your the best thankyou 🌎👀❤️

[@visionsofheaven]

Incredible to see it from the perspective of the entire area. I'm in awe!

[@GumriRN]

Totally agree! 1st time I got a good idea how close the the ocean.

[@hertakonen2688]

Danke es ist immer wieder anders schön mit dir zu gehen, zu staunen, zu hören, zu spüren als wäre man selbst dabei. Danke, dass du uns alle daran teilnehmen lässt

[@stuartbroome1258]

Many thanks for your tremendous effort to show us the amazing terrain Gutn, it is like a live history lesson, terrific, you are a star.

[@williamlloyd3769]

Great view of neighborhood! Didn’t realize eruption was so close to ocean. Definitely got your aerobic points today! Don’t apologize about wind, part of Icelandic atmosphere.

[@inquisitiveWA]

Great to see the beautiful landscape and to see another mountain being built.

[@christiroseify]

Tough hike, that's some rough terrain, but a fabulous view. First time I've seen where the ocean is in relation to the volcano. This is my favorite video so far. I really like the view from the hill with the rough terrain. You got great zoom shots and we could see the whole surrounding area. And you are much safer WOW, yes, I will say it again, my favorite so far. God bless you and keep you safe in your journey. Amen

[@DobblemeD2]

Fantastic view!! This approach displays great perspectives! Thank you!

[@nolasmith7687]

That is surely one ankle twisting walk!,

[@pattytracey3131]

Excellent vid!! Definitely one the best I’ve seen.

[@trish8406]

Love all your videos. I’m across the other side of the world but It feels like we are there with you.

[@KimmyLambert]

the microphone protection is helping for sure! Thank you so much for climbing that huge mountain so we could see the "neighborhood" I was so happy to finally see what the path into Natthagi valley looks like and how close the lava is. If that lavafall happens its going to be epic!

[@juliocean1331]

Brilliant, as always. Thank You for the unique footage and commentary. The wind is part of beautiful Iceland. The scenery is amazing. Very tough going over very rough terrain! Thank You for taking the time and effort to show us a different view of the area and volvano. Much appreciated. Stay safe!

[@lynnthompson4363]

Oh my goodness! You have filmed some fantastic moments to be shared around the world and used for history documentaries........

[@alwayslearning1007]

Thank you for this walking tour! Great idea! It brings a good understanding of the area. God bless you.

[@digitalSixer]

Your video's just keep getting better and better! Thank you so much for all your great effort in bringing this experience to all of us who can't be there! Amazing!

[@SongMom8]

Lovely views of the ocean!

[@sixthsenseamelia4695]

🤗

[@gilyin]

Wow! Thank you for persevering, you have given us some beautiful views, and lots of insight into the lava and volcano. Keep safe 🌟🌟

[@lesliefischer6680]

Wow, strong winds....not good standing on the mountain edge. Look at those rocks you are scrambling over...very sharp edges. Good thing you have hiking boots!

[@Sonny_Sideup]

These great videos just keep coming! No rain and snow theses last days so we can really experience the beauty of the area. Thank you.

[@lesliefischer6680]

Thank you for climbing so high up Langihryggur to give us a great overhead view. That was great looking down into the crater at rest...then another episode! Wow. (Very windy, hard to film! Wow)

[@jimjimgl3]

Such a great perspective you provided to us viewers. Thank you. And I could finally get a sense of the scale of the local mountains. The landscape is fantastic against the ocean.

[@987654321mnbv]

Incredible view!

[@gee1118]

This is my favorite view thus far. Stunning valley and craggy hills. I’m so in love with Iceland.

[@watrgrl2]

Wow ! That’s a long way down! One slip on that scree and you are a gonner!

[@moniqueduperon1929]

the first thing I do in the morning, watch one of your videos for the show and in case the physiognomy of the volcano has changed!

[@GumriRN]

See?! FANTASTIC VIDEO; the BEST YET! This was 1 of the BEST orientation videos which ANYONE on KZbin has uploaded. ...When you showed the Atlantic Ocean 🌊 then turned around 180° showing the volcano 🌋, it was the FIRST TIME, I was able to see EXACTLY, the spatial relationship between the eruption, the potential lava flow and the Atlantic. I’ve been watching since 20 March, every single day! Sure, some Creators put MAPS online. But THIS, was actual “On-The-Ground” orientation.... like from a standing person’s view. EXCELLENT now I think I understand the dangers too. THANK YOU AGAIN! (I guess this was filmed yesterday?

[@GumriRN]

I just realized how much effort you put into this video (and all the others too). I wish we could shake your hand to say THANKS 🙏🏼. ... But I guess with CoVid, 😷 we would need to BUMP ELBOWS. So, this was an Herculean task, a very hard work video. Amazing 🤩!

[@stuartbroome1258]

What a landscape, must be something like the moon surface.

[@lesliefischer6680]

I hope this video helps the Armchair watchers (and complainers) realize just what an effort you are all making to share this incredible event with us. ...lol shortest but maybe a high climb!

[@Sally4th_]

I for one very much appreciate it. There's no way my arthritic knees would survive a hike like that, even if I could get to Iceland atm :)

[@anni50ful]

@Sarah Clark,same here,before my accident I used to walk for miles so I very much appreciate someone like G making such an effort for us,I hope there is a follow up to this Vid ☺

[@frenchysandi]

What a beautiful country you have!

[@picklep9812]

I love your spirit ..you seem like a really cool person

[@barbara-mz]

Thanks a lot for your efforts! We are getting a very good impression of the broader landscape around the volcano.

[@khsh99]

Looks so dangerous mountain trail, especially on the top of and next to the edges , be careful man and be save.

[@pattytracey3131]

Been wondering if the lava could reach the ocean. Thanks for showing us!

[@kimkennedy3524]

Thank you for showing us a different area. So much walking, up the hill, down the hill, up the hill, and on and on.

[@magnam6807]

Who's happy that Gutn Tog is now monetizing 💰. Let's watch all the adverts to the end👍.

[@johnzuijdveld9585]

I don't know why but I don't get adverts here but I do for some other sites, why is that?

[@richard--s]

Thank you very much to show us the surroundings, where the volcano is situated. It's very interesting! ... And I think, the "meteorological station" is a cell phone tower. It has a wireless data link (the small round dish) to the nearest town and some cell phone antennas (the vertical boxes) in all directions - in the middle of nowhere ;-) Luckily it's there, to provide everyone at the volcano with data ;-) I just don't see where the power is coming from - maybe a cable down to a road where a power line may be ;-)

[@pollenayeung5815]

I saw solar panels, and a camera too. I was thinking this is also one of the live stream camera location.

[@nataliegolden83]

Amazing to see how far the lava field has grown!!! Thanks for showing this different view and orienting us to understand where you were in relation to theater hill! The landscape is so beautiful!

[@robertpitkanen4194]

thank you watching from Montana U.S.A.

[@anni50ful]

Just stunning ! I love your land of fire and ice ☺

[@johnzuijdveld9585]

Lots of ppl. commenting on your efforts to bring this vision to us and the energy that it takes. 👍🏻 We city folk are very appreciating of the fact that you do make these excursions, many of us would find the hike too difficult and that is a reflection on how soft we have become. Icelandic ppl. must be more like the hardened ppl. of old who were used to the rigors of living in a harsh land that required much physical labor. I sense that you also have a love of hiking and you have high fitness levels as a result.

[@moniquevarin1908]

Thank you for your wonderful videos. I appreciate all the efforts you have and are making for us to share this wonderful experience.

[@christinagloor875]

Great view. Thank you for sharing this incredible story. Thank you for all the effort you take. I love 🇮🇸 as much as my homeland.🇨🇭 take care. God bless you👼🧚🏽‍♀️

[@klawabett]

Very interesting to see Natthagi valley this near. Thank you for that!

[@lindyjacks9818]

Love from canada 🇨🇦❤️❤️❤️

[@tootbarkley7276]

*Howdy from Texas*

[@PeteDarrell1972]

Thanks for being back on the site. I hoped you gonna take that trail sometime, and here we go... ;-)

[@SP_3333]

I've noticed you've been coughing a bit. Please be careful, ok? The lava rain was kinda scary. Stay safe.

[@IcelandExplorer]

Yes one does inhale smoke inbetween....its inevitable but its ok. I m fine:)

[@MoonmaidenNYC]

WOW, GutnTog ...I just atched your video from Madeira, Atlantic Island... You got back to Iceland very fast LOL...just being silly... Be careful of the ghosts, spirits & trolls LOL... we don't want them to get you because we want you to continue filming the volcano for us... Thank you for explaining the area around the volcano & thank you for filming & sharing...💞Vivi 💞 p.s. Please rest...

[@kiwigecko1]

Magnificent. We loved our visit to Iceland several years back. Out here we have had our share of volcanic disasters with White Island being the last one a year or so ago. Shows just how unpredictable and seemingly predictable event can be.

[@GI_D204]

Omg Iceland is so pretty, I have to visit this wonderful land when Corona is not a problem anymore. :D

[@loekie1707]

quite an adventure you had, glad you made it home in one piece ! and this video is great, puts it all into perspective and I was very curious how far to the sea the lava now was. So THANK YOU !

[@pedrodzieszkiewicz8451]

Q hermoso video.Dios esta mostrando lo q pudo y puede aser ..el dominio sobre su creacion es tiempo de creer en la exsitencia de el ..cuidese mi estimado..saludos desde ARGENTINA..BENDICIONES

[@mtdogluvr6880]

Thanks for the new views. With your panoramas I can follow along on Google Earth.

[@euphoriceuler]

The station you encountered looks like a cell tower for mobile phone purposes linked to the telecom network via a directional microwave dish. Really like your videos & enjoy the different vantage points that your hikes give me. Givees me a much better "feel" for the situation than just watching the web-cams. Thank you.

[@jcasvivero]

@GutnTog that equipment is the 3G/4G relay station + RUV camera that streams the eruption. There are no weather measurements from there ;-) Thanks for the amazing video

[@pollenayeung5815]

I was thinking the same because of the angle of view of the volcano. Some people took this trail before since I saw them near the camera on live stream. He might be on camera too but he didn't realize 😄

[@jcasvivero]

@@pollenayeung5815 he probably was as he was standing right in front of the RUV camera

[@pollenayeung5815]

@@jcasvivero maybe we go back the live stream and check it out 😄

[@rb032682]

Greetings from Culver City, (Los Angeles). These videos are great on their own but they also add perspective to enhance the views from the 24-hour stationary cameras. Great videos with better than average explanations/narrations. Wind noise is better but still annoying. lol. At least in this video, the wind noise is not overriding your voice and I can understand what you are saying.

[@jamesbong7852]

Thanks for this, I was wondering how close the lava rivers were to heading down a valley to the ocean.

[@katykircher7413]

Yet again, you have given us an amazing view of the environment around the volcano. I wonder if it's possible for you to make a compilation of your best work and maybe sell it on some streaming platform like Vimeo? That way you get paid, we get your amazing work, and we don't have the expensive postage (although as a stamp collector, I would happily pay postage just for the stamps!!)

[@demef758]

Is there any bird wildlife in this area? I have never seen anything flying by in all of the videos I have seen so far.

[@TheMarcao93]

maybe you could give us a map of the different accesses with the viewpoints on the volcano. I have to come on 05/25. it would be great. thank you in advance

[@PeteDarrell1972]

Fan map, updated nearly every day: www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1e4waWgJKj0cujWRkQyX838qk7t3HblU1&ll=63.95818987700142%2C-22.091296067913664&z=10&fbclid=IwAR3LOHnVEPdiUrJVZggmXMEwOIklD0H9VL_d-MMjHcLYLMZ2ZWEYF_iOngM

[@sixthsenseamelia4695]

🌋👻😱

[@sixthsenseamelia4695]

If you do the YMCA dance in front of a livecam you'll be an absolute legend on Tokolosh livechat 😂

[@KheydB]

English name of those berries is "Crowberry", so by sound a direct translation of icelandic. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empetrum_nigrum

[@horidek]

Something the live cams don't show, but this does, is the relative scale - the tiny figures on the ridge in the foreground shows the roiling lake of lava within the crater must be about 100m across. I had no idea how big the vent is. Thanks!

[@deborahjaneapperley1004]

It looks like Heather growing does it flower purple or pink flowers?

[@hairyhandsharry5991]

i like the fact that the Natthagi valley may soon come into play, Why u may ask, well its the only place in Iceland i can pronounce

[@lesliefischer6680]

Is the grass field with the sheep in line with the lava when it heads for the water?

[@filmpopmovie]

Anyone figure out approximately how long until the lava reaches that steep drop off? I very much want to see that.

[@colinarnold1248]

Can you tell me what kind of animals live there, like on this hill or anywhere .

[@lesliefischer6680]

Safety first, filming second...lol

[@teresamicheletti977]

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[@marilyndougherty3486]

Is there only one volcano now? No fissures? What number fissure is the most active that you are showing lately? Wasn't their 8 fissures at one time?

[@IcelandExplorer]

One big volcano now only...it merged from 2 former (newer) fissures (2 volcanoes) Rag and Nar into one monster. Right next to the oldest fissure Bob on the very south

[@marilyndougherty3486]

@@IcelandExplorer Thank you very much for replying. 😁 I live in California USA. That new trail you were on looks quite dangerous. 😱 Please be very careful. 🙏🙏❤

[@craigmccann1028]

No Parking? Sounds like a business opportunity.

[@mombaassa]

So much wind and not a single, wind turbine in sight. 🙁

[@SimoWill75]

9:50 It's a mobile/cell phone repeater.

[@leslyeschoenhuth1107]

* That is not FIRE coming out of the Volcano.. That is Magma or Lava Red & Yellow Hot ROCK from under the cone. ~ Why do you call it Fire? There are no flames. Flames don't rain down Pumice..

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[@morgancalvi6675]

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