Walking on Glaciers : Iceland

Vatnajökull Glacier, Iceland.

I can't describe how great it felt up there. We had hiked up for about two hours when we finally reached the peak, and it was well worth it. It was my first hike in Iceland, and really my first real hike in my whole life. When we reached the peak it was just pure peace. I felt so close to the icy blue Icelandic sky; when I looked up I felt a rush of calmness shoot through my body.
Seeing the glacier was even more insane. It was like a frozen river pouring out of a mountain...which, it was. The white of the ice at the top slowly grayed until it turned almost black at the bottom of the mountain, where it melted. Vatnajökull is the largest glacier in all of Europe. I still can't get over the fact that I saw a real, moving glacier. It was so beautiful, no pictures, no words, will ever come close to seeing it with your own eyes. I feel like, with almost all the world's glaciers melting and receding, it is really important to see one while you can.
I have never felt so close to Earth. It was so quiet up there, so clean, wild, pristine, and happy.

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