Explore the Enchanting Landscapes of Iceland with Kimiko Kitani's Captivating Ebooks

Iceland, also known as the "Land of Fire and Ice," is a captivating destination that has fascinated explorers and tourists around the world for centuries. This land of extremes offers breathtaking landscapes, from towering glaciers to majestic waterfalls, rugged lava fields to geothermal hot springs. If you're planning a trip to Iceland or simply want to immerse yourself in its enchanting beauty from the comfort of your home, look no further than Kimiko Kitani's intriguing ebooks. In this article, we'll delve into the wonders of Iceland and highlight the fascinating collection of ebooks by Kimiko Kitani that will transport you to this magical destination.

Discovering Iceland's Natural Wonders

Iceland boasts a truly unique and diverse natural landscape that is begging to be explored. From the iconic Golden Circle route to the dramatic fjords of the Westfjords region, Kimiko Kitani's ebooks provide an in-depth exploration of Iceland's most awe-inspiring destinations. Each ebook is filled with vivid descriptions and stunning visuals that will make you feel as if you're traversing the rugged terrains yourself.

1. Chasing Waterfalls: A Journey through Iceland's Cascading Wonders

Prepare to be mesmerized by Iceland's plethora of magnificent waterfalls. Kimiko Kitani's ebook, "Chasing Waterfalls," takes readers on an unforgettable journey through the country's most captivating cascades. From the majestic Skógafoss to the ethereal Seljalandsfoss, this ebook explores each waterfall's unique charm, hidden folklore, and practical tips for visiting.

Across Iceland (Interesting Ebooks)

by Kimiko Kitani(Kindle Edition)

4.5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	3971 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	278 pages
Lending	:	Enabled
Paperback	:	146 pages
Item Weight	:	1.08 pounds
Dimensions	:	8.5 x 0.35 x 11 inches

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2. Secrets of the Land of Fire: Volcanoes, Lava Fields, and Beyond

Iceland is a land shaped by fire, with volcanoes and lava fields dotting its rugged terrain. Kimiko Kitani's ebook, "Secrets of the Land of Fire," dives deep into the geological wonders that have shaped Iceland's landscape. From exploring the volcanic region of Reykjanes Peninsula to venturing into the otherworldly landscapes of the Highlands, this ebook uncovers the secrets hidden beneath Iceland's fiery exterior.

Immerse Yourself in Icelandic Culture

Beyond its natural wonders, Iceland is a country rich in history, culture, and folklore. Kimiko Kitani's ebooks go beyond the surface and delve into the traditions, myths, and cultural aspects that make Iceland truly unique.

1. Nordic Tales: Exploring Iceland's Mythology and Folklore

Embark on a journey into the mystical world of Icelandic mythology and folklore with Kimiko Kitani's ebook, "Nordic Tales." Discover the captivating tales of trolls, elves, and mythical creatures that have been passed down through generations. This ebook provides a deep insight into the Icelandic belief system and its impact on the country's culture, arts, and everyday life.

2. Reykjavik Unveiled: A Cultural Exploration of Iceland's Vibrant Capital

Reykjavik, Iceland's capital city, is a vibrant hub of art, music, and Nordic charm. In Kimiko Kitani's ebook, "Reykjavik Unveiled," readers are taken on a captivating journey through the city's rich cultural scene. From exploring renowned museums to immersing oneself in the local music and culinary delights, this ebook provides a comprehensive guide to experiencing the best of Reykjavik.

Plan Your Icelandic Adventure Today

Kimiko Kitani's collection of ebooks is the perfect companion for anyone embarking on an Icelandic adventure or simply seeking to get lost in the beauty of this captivating destination. With descriptive narratives, stunning visuals, and practical tips, her ebooks are an immersive experience that will transport you to the land of fire and ice. Don't miss out on the opportunity to explore the enchanting landscapes and vibrant culture of Iceland through the eyes of Kimiko Kitani.

So, whether you're planning your next trip or looking to satisfy your wanderlust from home, let Kimiko Kitani's ebooks be your guide to the captivating world of Iceland.

Across Iceland (Interesting Ebooks)

by Kimiko Kitani(Kindle Edition)

4.5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	3971 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Word Wise	:	Enabled
Print length	:	278 pages
Lending	:	Enabled
Paperback	:	146 pages
Item Weight	:	1.08 pounds
Dimensions	:	8.5 x 0.35 x 11 inches

FREE

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CHAPTER I

THE PARTY

These notes, besides describing a journey made during the summer of 1900 across Central Iceland from the north-east to the south-west, give an account of further travels by land in the west, and by sea along the coast and into the fjords of the north-west, north and east coasts.
The voyage to Iceland was made in one of the vessels owned by the United Steamship Company, a Danish company trading from Copenhagen to Leith, and thence to the Faroes and Iceland.
We were six in all—a semi-scientific party. There was Miss J. A. Hastie, a woman who has travelled much in Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, and who is not unacquainted with our Colonies at the Antipodes, or with the islands of the South Seas. She was specially interested in the botany of the country, in its folklore, and in the people. Then there was Captain W. H. Cope; he had been at sea for the greater part of his life, and had in the course of his journeyings seen much of the world; he was our nautical adviser, and we referred to him in[2] matters connected with the sea. W. Glen, Miss Hastie's cousin, was known as the "handy man" of the party. If anybody was in difficulties, Glen was always on the spot to lend a helping hand. He produced all sorts of things at the right moment. Did any one require a screw-driver, then Glen had it; want a corkscrew, Glen could supply it; a pair of scissors, he produced them—some string, a strap, it was all the same. If a camera struck work, Glen could render the strike ineffective, for he carried two, and could lend one without interfering with his own photographic work. A. W. Hill, of King's College, Cambridge, was our botanist—who describes what he saw. H. H. Thomas, of Balliol, paid special attention to the geological formation of the country that we traversed, and he was frequently to be seen, camera in hand, taking shots at interesting formations—a glaciated lava surface, a volcanic vent, or an immense "erratic" boulder or "perched block," for instance; he also sketched industriously, and sometimes paced the ground compass in hand in order that he might record in his note-book the direction of a line of fissure, or the position of hot springs along that line; or something else of interest to geologists in particular. I was the geographer, whose mission it was to make a map of a small portion of the country traversed, to get a general idea of its conformation, and to note valleys and mountains, ice-fields and snow slopes, lava flows and hot springs, mighty rivers and tiny rivulets. I undertook to chronicle the events of the journey and to "take shots"—photographic shots—at men and things. We were all more or less devoted to sport, and frequently the[3] desire to kill took possession of us, especially when we caught sight of duck, grouse, or golden plover—or, when we came to stream or river where trout or salmon were known to abound, we had a desire to cast a fly. But it was maddening to know that our desires could not be gratified, for where were gun and cartridges, rod and line? The man who had undertaken to look after that branch of our preliminary arrangements had failed us at the last moment, and it was not till too late, when we were embarking at Leith, that we learned that he was not coming with us. It was not his fault, poor fellow, but his misfortune. He had come a cropper from his bicycle, falling on his head, had remained unconscious for more than twelve hours, and had been forbidden by his medical advisers to travel—all this we knew nothing of until we were embarking at Leith, when it was altogether too late to procure another sporting outfit to replace that which we had fondly believed to be already on board ship, but which was really lying many miles away, far beyond our reach. But I will hasten over a subject that awakens the most tantalising of recollections, for many were the opportunities that were missed.

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