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The Svartsengi Power Station produces both electricity and domestic hot water for the Reykjanes peninsula.
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The Svartsengi Power Station produces both electricity and domestic hot water for the Reykjanes peninsula.

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  • Steam rising from the Svartsengi Power Station and Blue Lagoon.
  • Panoramic view of the Reykjanes Peninsula. Looking west from near the intersection of 43 and 41.
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  • Steps down into a lava tube alongside 43 just south of 41.
  • Steps down into a lava tube alongside 43 just south of 41.
  • Inside a lava tube alongside 43 just south of 41.
  • Inside a lava tube alongside 43 just south of 41.
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  • Steps down into a lava tube alongside 43 just south of 41.
  • The Svartsengi Power Station produces both electricity and domestic hot water for the Reykjanes peninsula.
  • The Svartsengi Power Station produces both electricity and domestic hot water for the Reykjanes peninsula.
  • Headed south on the Grindavikurvergur into Grindavik.
  • Welcome sign entering the town of Grindavik.
  • I'm guessing that "Lokad" is Icelandic for "closed". Fortunately we were able to find a way around with the GPS.
  • Leaving Grindavik heading east on highway 427.
  • Heading east on 427 from Grindavik to Selfoss.
  • Heading east on 427 from Grindavik to Selfoss.
  • Heading east on 427 from Grindavik to Selfoss.
  • Heading east on 427 from Grindavik to Selfoss.
  • Heading east on 427 from Grindavik to Selfoss.
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