The End Of A Glacier

[@abbysapples1225]

I can't remember how I found this channel but I'm very thankful that I did. It was probably 2 years ago when you're bouncing around the United States, maybe three. I just hope someday that you're channel to explodes and a positive way. your contact has improved and the way you bring it to the tablewith your cool demeanor and your soft spoking voice makes it pleasurable to watch. It's almost like you're whispering away and telling us a secret. I don't remember you ever screaming and jumping up and down because of something exciting you just kept calm and relaxed. Thanks for the work you do and taking us with you.

[@lizz3684]

Thank you for braving the cold to show us this gem. Super beautiful, Diamond Beach is amazing. You go a great job explaining everything.

[@ski567]

Thank you for showing us that awesome waterfall !

[@terrygraham1877]

Pretty, pretty cool! What a country!

[@slimshadow49]

The rocks are square because thats the structural lattice of its composition assuming it's some type of Basalt- I say that because Iceland is one giant piece of Basalt. Cubic fractures are very neat.

[@josesantiago1331]

Awesome views man, love your vlogs. stay safe out there and thanks for the awesome views

[@MobileInstinct]

Thanks Jose

[@amallbe5621]

I have enjoyed the Iceland videos. I am currently housebound due to illness, and I have missed hiking. Thanks for taking me on your journeys.

[@rumrunner1756]

This has been a great trip. What breathtaking scenery! This may be my favorite of all your excursions. I love your enthusiasm. 👍👍☮️

[@danielbrumbaugh9845]

That wooden trail was amazing.

[@zigzagz_8423]

I watched part two before I watched part one.😌

[@SueGirling68]

Wow such a stunning location, I loved that waterfall but that glacier blows me away I never knew they could be so big. Awesome video, thank you for hiking up there to show us that beautiful view of the glacier from a higher perspective. x

[@tmntforever2684]

Breathtaking scenery Chris I hope the soup warmed you up!

[@MobileInstinct]

It was amazing!

[@user-fi4pr]

so much to see, each landscape is different and unique, land full of wonders! I wish you showed the river below waterfall and 360 view of the whole scenery 😉

[@MikeBMW]

Chris, thank you! Your videos always have great content as well as relevant information. I appreciate all of the effort you put in to share your experiences! :)

[@MobileInstinct]

Thanks Michael

[@c.c.9539]

Thank you for sharing. I've never seen basalt stacks either! Beautiful example.

[@caryulmer7063]

C. C. At Mammoth Mountain in California there are alot of basalt columns you can walk across the top of. It actually looks like a floor made with dark gray hexagon shaped tiles. It's a really interesting place.

[@c.c.9539]

@@caryulmer7063 Bet it's beautiful there, too. Never been... (sigh)

[@caryulmer7063]

C. C. It's very beautiful. We took our horses there to go camping with them for a couple of weeks & rode throughout the Red's Meadow & Agnew Meadow aeas of Mammoth Mountain. We had to camp in the wilderness area because we had privately owned horses with us so they wouldn't let us camp where other people would be camping. (There are apparently horses there people who don't own any can rent, though.) There are lots of hiking trails in those areas too, we were allowed to ride on them, just couldn't camp near other campsites, so we encountered lots of hikers. In winter Mammoth Mountain is a good place for skiing. Those basalt columns were awesome to see (they're in an area called Devil's Post Pile), you could imagine the power it took to create them.

[@c.c.9539]

@@caryulmer7063 Thanks for sharing your experience there. Sounds lovely.

[@williamroden8495]

Those last couple of seconds had me thinking (for just a second) that you had made it all that way safe, then went over the cliff. Gonna watch pt2 now so I can see for myself your safe!

[@thierrydarker3714]

Really nice landscapes ! Thx for sharing

[@donerightmark1240]

The lava around the waterfall looks very similiar to the formation called Devils Tower in Wyoming.

[@MobileInstinct]

That's true! Very cool place too

[@shawneeb3771]

Such an amazing place. Really enjoyed the water falls and all the information. Thank you for the video

[@JohnShinn1960]

Nice! At 1:11 in, the iceberg looks like an oversized jet ski!

[@David-vt3hn]

Iceland is supposed to be a FANTASTIC vacation spot. Just as you don't go there in winter

[@ohioyodertoter6827]

its certainly amazing how this planet came to be and how beautiful it is and how lucky we are to have lived on it and experienced it in our lifetime great video !

[@FreeHempNow]

Iceland! good for you, man. Have fun.

[@DRYFIT55]

I don't know how you can travel like this , but thank you very much for sharing !

[@jacojasso9901]

This is a amazing video

[@kenpsteele]

Wow, that is beautiful and fascinating. I think this is the closest video I've ever seen of a glacier. Thanks, Chris.

[@dronelandscapes8775]

Really enjoy your videos, such a nice looking place.

[@nikkireeexplores407]

So very beautiful! Thanks for sharing!

[@kathycagg6531]

Such interesting and beautiful typography! I appreciate your sharing it, Chris.

[@masonlang1307]

wow man, your living the dream... i hope i can do this kinda stuff later on in my life aswell!

[@americanrebel413]

This place is really beautiful!

[@angiewanders7272]

Iceland is beautiful!!!

[@matthiasstephens2265]

A true and proper use of the word amazing

[@ricj7517]

I love the breath taking views

[@mrpurplerain7476]

Wish I could Visit there

[@Yunfei81]

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing :D Someday I want to go there, too.

[@taslimchaudhry1431]

🏔️🏔️Amazing🌹🇮🇳🌹 video.🏔️🏔️ Chris🏔️🏔️

[@susanbrown2909]

Now;this is a place worth going to see....while its still there.

[@paulstan9828]

Great experience. I have to go there.

[@Debbzvanventure]

Beautiful!

[@shirleycoles3652]

Brilliant,thanks.

[@kons37flyingreaperoldchann21]

Destroibg one of these icebergs might stop an sinking ship xD

[@joankamp4513]

Great. Thanks.

[@joseph.jannette5029]

Has the sun came out sense you have been there?

[@CANControlGRAFFITI]

*WOULDER*

[@armorvestrus4119]

So you are a explorer, well have you ever wondered why they call Antarctica the End of the Earth? I bet you would be surprised to find out the reason it has that name. Just look into it a little and see what you find. Research a guy called Mark Sargent. Laugh at all he has to say than look a little closer.

[@DingDangJon]

Sad thing is, you are now one of the last people to have ever seen a glacier with your own eyes.

[@MetricImperialist]

One of the last people??? LOL There will still be glaciers long after you die of old age. Stop being so hysterical.