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Diane

that photo is not the blue lagoon, that photo is from Yellowstone national park.

SparkyChaz2018

Iceland and Greenland were settled around the same time. The people who named Iceland, did not want other people to move into their discovered territory. They decided if they named their territory Iceland, others would think the territory was extremely cold and incapable of any vegetation. The people of Greenland settled in a territory, where it is freezing cold and farming is impossible. However, the people there wanted settlers, so they thought the name of Greenland, would bring in settlers.

Jenicorn292625

New Zealand also has these beautiful (and smelly) wonders. Amazing to bathe in but some are so hot they would boil you alive. The smell is not always prevalent. They also sell the mud from certain lagoons as soap and face masks

Mella

Blue Lagoon is AMAZING!!!! Been there in January when it was 0 Celsius degrees outside. Loved it!

Texinmaine

quiznerd, I went there as a child. I do not recall a bad smell.

Evan Hunt

been there. awesome place to go in the winter

Teslasgirl66

Aren't they using Grand Prismatic in Yellowstone for the picture?

wonder...

iceland is a wonderful country,I think.

Player #36220843

My late husband was stationed in Reykjavik in the '50s. I met him in '61 and he told me then that streets stayed clear all winter because of the geothermal phenomenom.

Shy

I've been to Iceland & bathed in the Lagoons...amazing experience!!!

Azorean Blue

Diane, when I saw it I said that is not the blue lagoon but didn’t know where is that one . Thank you learn something new every day!!

CJ

Isn't this place also called Eye of the World?

Nhuca

I have been there and loved it 🤗

KAYLA-UK

Diane, Who states pictures are meant to be the answer? Just because majority of these questions have often shown answers in the pictures, people start to take for granted all follow up questions from previous meant to be the answer. Obviously tricked you into believing this. The pictures are to test us, not necessarily give us the answer just because majority of peoples assume this and think they’re more clever by stating it’s all too easy.

Alexandra

intercepter47, the new Blue Lagoon is man made. It is beside the original one

Smart Kitten

I would love to travel to Reykjavik 🙌🥰🙌

Lillian

Diane, very famous photo of Yellowstone thermal pool.

arohanui

Jenicorn292625, Taupo.

Amanda

Diane, Really ? Thanks for pointing out this fake photo. X

Kimbo

quiznerd, not at the blue lagoon

Kimbo

Diane, true. I’ve been to the blue lagoon

Player #25144199

Texinmaine, Try some beans next time

Angie

SparkyChaz2018, I always wondered why the two names were opposite of how the lands were. That’s actually how I discern the difference between the two bc I just remember opposite of names lol

Dee

Bucket list holiday, Blue Lagoon, Midnight Sun, beautiful Reykjavik, awesome seafood restaurants, lovely friendly people. We stayed in Grindavik, a fishing village with old ship wrecks along the coast, volcanos and geysers inland. Close to the American / European tectonic plates rift, which activate the volcanos and geysers.

Molly

Diane, yes, you are right. I’ve seen it

Thunderduck

Always wanted to go to Iceland. Land of Fire and Ice. Also, one of the most literate countries on Earth...

Player #42763946

Diane, you witty lady! 👍🏻

Myra Oliveros Caturas

very interesting❤️

Johnston

SparkyChaz2018, that's not exactly correct. Greenland was indeed named to encourage settlers but Iceland was settled a considerable while before Greenland and the man credited with settling Greenland did so because he was exiled from Iceland. Iceland is named after a failed settlement attempt in which the settlers essentially forgot about preparing for winter and then woke up one day to a lot of icebergs blocking the bay they'd settled and the temperature had dropped so they grumpily left

Player #8567704

My bath is that warm too