Midnight sun in Iceland explained!! ☀️🇮🇸☀️🙌🏼

[@GOAT-rl2uq]

Finnish person here. For real - we are so lucky in the Nordics. The best thing about those long summer days/nights is that you get a sunset that lasts for houts and hours and hours.

[@Metal4everr]

Iceland ❤

[@unknowna8056]

Wow! Beautiful footage you captured! ♥️ it would be a blessing to travel there

[@jvilhelml]

Like al photos and you are so pretty wow.....from Sweden with love ❤

[@cloudedthoughts909]

I Love 💕your channel.

[@KrishnaSinghSingh-nb8ge]

From India

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I love your videos, they make me so happy thank you from 🇬🇧 xxx ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊

[@streetscienceofficial8675]

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[@user-tn2pk3ts5l]

Wow it's beautiful ..I love it ❤❤❤

[@welshlad6427]

Love the diving into Skutafoss Waterfall ❤️

[@thatwinninggirl942]

I'm from South Africa. I just discovered this this morning. I'm still in awe 20 hrs later. I'm obsessed and I'm so jealous 😍.

[@JohnFabular-jc4gl]

Beautiful ❤️ amazing

[@user-zl3jl8up6y]

Amen❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@H0ni.i]

I live in there and it’s so cold out there 🥶🤍

[@heidamaria]

fr but i love ícland

[@MandipGillan]

@@heidamariaI love the cold!

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[@thetightties]

OMGG i wanna go thereeeeee

[@DesmondNwan]

“Oh yeah I love hiking in the sunset At midnight”

[@geeman8639]

Gonna be there 4 nights Xmas 23, hope to bump into u Asa so u can b our tour guide

[@Ex-Toxic]

❤ from India 🇮🇳

[@frellabarar6371]

I am from island ❤❤❤❤

[@johannmarhelgason3152]

Hæ ég er sko líkafrá íslandi ég er 8 ára

[@jorgemartin5761]

That's the perfect scape from Spanish summer at 40°

[@xmseocontentnow3242]

Please make a video of the suns rotation so I can show flat earthers we are on a blob not a disc

[@skurdy9]

Are you from Iceland

[@goodloffg]

When does it switch to the northern lights and how long without sun do you go? Bucket list trip

[@alinaqirizvi1441]

iceland doesn't go without sun because it's in the arctic circle. They technically don't have midnight sun either rather midnight twilight, similar to what the UK and northern Europe experiences but more extreme as the sun does dip below the horizon but it stays at about -1 to -2 degrees altitude before rising slowly again

[@xmseocontentnow3242]

I think that’s where my name originates from. “De L’ISLE” which could just be “of the island” , “of Lisle” the town. But deep down I know it’s Iceland. Old maps show the name as Islandia, and I’m pretty sure Heaven or Paradise is Antarctica or Iceland

[@16v52]

"Isle" is also the way the word "île", meaning "island", used to be written in French so it may come from that, especially considering the "particule" (the " De L' part of your name, which mean "from the") which is common in old french family names. In French, your name is literally "From the island" 😊

[@xmseocontentnow3242]

@@16v52 Perhaps, but recently I have considered the possibility that the old french word "isle" that is now "île" and the word "Isle" or "island" came from the people with my last name and not the other way around. The city of Lisle, now spelled Lille to the french and Lisle to the Flemmish, was founded by Baldwin delisle 1st count of Flanders, in the 8th century. His nickname was "iron-arm" or "bras-de-fer" but in the Latin cartularies from that age, ive found him and his family members from then on were referred to as either as "de insula", 'ab insulis', 'de isola', and even older records using the spelling of "AB insularem". Now that one looks way too similar to 'Jerusalem', and then I find out that 'insula' was not only a term for "insulated or isolated or island" but was also used by the Latin writers from Italy to describe houses in Palestine. The children would move in with their parents and build off the right-hand side of the building, and after a few generations, it would form a circle-like compound of family members. The area of the Levant including Jordan and Palestine is still to this day called the Jazira region, which "al Jazira" in English is, astonishingly enough, the words for "the island". Then I come to find Baldwin Delisle III becoming King of Jerusalem in the late 10th century after it was liberated by a Raymond de Lisle earlier that century, with his descendant Baldwin de lisle IX becoming the first Latin Emperor of Constantinople in the 12th century. and even though the ceded most over the lands south of lebanon to the Arabs. they were still united with each other against the holy roman empire of Poland/Germany. That coupled with the Canaanite infulence of the Name of God and his angels. leads me to believe: 1. that "de Lisle' used to be d' El' Isle 2. and Either meant "Of the House of God" 3. or "Of God's Island (Paradise Island) 4. or was given to descendent of Jesus's brothers. IDK but way too many coincidences to be just "from the Island" , and there is no freaking specific island anywhere I can find and the First person to recieve hereditary rights to land was Baldwin de Lisle, and he gave them to all of his soldiers and started teh feudal system, and other people took mostly job titles as last names. but "du bois " and Lac. and Montaingne or of the lake and wodds and ect. is not talking about a physical olace in the distance.

[@songworld-wj4rs]

I am from India 🇮🇳 My subscription has been activated I love your videos❣️........

[@dipeashsuks8876]

when its winter you will realize sun set

[@robertstefan8415]

Elf race

[@CrapybaraCool]

ég líka :)

[@blackmamba5380]

If i come there is it easy to find a work and a home??? I only speak english

[@crimsonsnow2469]

It may vary, but try finding the job before. A lot of Icelandic people or people from the nordics speak a good amount of English.

[@jawadahmad7991]

​@@crimsonsnow2469hows the job market for IT related jobs?

[@fredsmith6324]

Graphic at the beginning so cool. Is that an Irish accent or Icelandic? I like night and dark too.

[@ceskitty]

Did it work are you married

[@fredsmith6324]

@@ceskitty yes it worked. it worked real well.

[@GreatRetro]

What is this black sand on your beaches?

[@MohanKumar-xx6mu]

Any Iceland female looking for Indian?

[@adryanclay]

Man your down bad to look for girls on a youtube shorts😂😂😂

[@crypticsymz790]

the earth is not a ball

[@alanbareiro6806]

It is a ball, just not a perfect one. It's squished at the poles.