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The second highest waterfall in Iceland with a drop of 122 m (400 feet), Háifoss falls into the River Fossá, in a deep canyon cut through the basalt layers, including columnar basalt. The deep residual winter snow and ice is partially covered with soil and rocks from the canyon walls. The lone figure photographing from the adjacent cliff is my younger son, giving me additional grey hairs.

five vertical shots blended together
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  • Taken: May 10, 2016
  • Uploaded: Jun 7, 2016
  • Updated: Sep 25, 2023