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Forlorn terrain.
Close to the Arctic Circle, the far-flung Langanes peninsula on the
northeastern corner of Iceland is a world unto itself. Not in Langanes
the visual drama found elsewhere in Iceland with its cast of
mountains, fjords, volcanoes, glaciers, waterfalls and geysers.
Instead, there is a subtle, staid beauty on offer here.