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Cold desert, Hverarond Geothermal Field, North East Iceland. Suphur deposits leave a riot of colour in this cold desert at Hverarond Geothermal Field, North East Iceland. NASA have used this area for training prior to moon landings due to it's lunar landscape terrain.
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Cold desert, Hverarond Geothermal Field, North East Iceland. Suphur deposits leave a riot of colour in this cold desert at Hverarond Geothermal Field, North East Iceland. NASA have used this area for training prior to moon landings due to it's lunar landscape terrain.

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Water channel, Namafjall ridge, Hverarond Geothermal field, North East Iceland, Iceland. When the ice melts, it trickles down to create a deep water channel, which cuts through the colourful sulphur deposits on Namafjall ridge in the Hverarond geothermal field in North East Iceland.
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Cold desert, Hverarond Geothermal Field, North East Iceland. Steam rises fom the geothermal area. Suphur deposits leave a riot of colour in this cold desert at Hverarond Geothermal Field, North East Iceland. NASA have used this area for training prior to moon landings due to it's lunar landscape terrain.
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Cold desert, Hverarond Geothermal Field, North East Iceland. Suphur deposits leave a riot of colour in this cold desert at Hverarond Geothermal Field, North East Iceland. NASA have used this area for training prior to moon landings due to it's lunar landscape terrain.
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Steam Vent, Hverarond Geothermal Field, North East Iceland. Suphur deposits leave a riot of colour in this cold desert at Hverarond Geothermal Field, North East Iceland. NASA have used this area for training prior to moon landings due to it's lunar landscape terrain.
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Steam vent, Namafjall Ridge, Hverarond, North East Iceland, Iceland
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