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As OP said, iceland is about as un biodiverse as it gets. I've been a few times and it's as close to the moon as possible. That said it is beautiful and kind of
by Reubachi 4y ago
As OP said, iceland is about as un biodiverse as it gets. I've been a few times and it's as close to the moon as possible. That said it is beautiful and kind of feels like....you're on a giant desert island surrounded by mountains that's very cold, and very expensive.
- sidewndr46 4y agoMy secondhand understanding of Iceland is that the entire island is grazed by herds of domesticated animals. It's like a small, cold, remote version of Texas.
- rgmerk 4y agoWhatever floats your boat but Iceland is absolutely spectacular to look at as a visitor; Texas…is not (though I’m sure in a state that big there are going to be some scenic spots somewhere). As you say, the biodiversity is minimal, but the topology is stunning. Also, Reykjavik is an amazing little city. Yes, the weather is often terrible (the cold is bad, the grey skies and wind are far worse), but some people like that sort of thing. If I were a digital nomad I’d absolutely spend a few months in Iceland.
- throwaway1777 4y agoWell not quite, Antarctica is a bit closer.