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November 15, 2011 / Comments (1)

Made In Iceland Documentary

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Allison is the founder of trailtosummit.com which she began as a way to track and share her first round of the NH 4000 Footers. Now on round 5 (the first round for her dog Ruckus) she has been honored to have taken part of many people’s firsts. She is an experienced trail maintainer, speaker, and passionate member of the outdoor community. In New England, Allison enjoys trekking along the highest peaks, bushwhacking to less traveled areas, and has a fondness for sunrise and sunset trips. Outside of New England Allison has also thru hiked the John Muir Trail and explored mountains in the German and Austrian Alps, Israel, and the Azores. Her goal is to share her passion for hiking and backpacking with others, especially with women, to inspire them to experience the freedom of the trail!

The Icelandic landscape is vast, varied and ruggedly beautiful with geysers and hot springs, huge icecaps and glaciers, fjords and waterfalls. The dramatic scenery was shaped by volcanic eruptions and carved out by glaciers. Much of the island is uninhabited and unspoiled. I was fortunate to have spent twenty-six hours in Iceland during a layover back home from the UK and am itching to go back. Made In Iceland, a short documentary by Klara Harden, gives me the travel bug.

Klara Harden is an Austrian Cinematographer/ Photographer and Writer who spent twenty-five days during the summer of 2011 hiking solo through Iceland. The documentary shines a light on Iceland’s majestic landscape and is a unique story of her incredible adventure. Check out the video below!

Want to know more?

Check out her FAQ page on Made In Iceland.

Please visit Klara’s vimeo site to view the video in full screen 🙂 or buy a print from the Made In Iceland adventure!

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Made In Iceland Documentary

  1. Anonymous says:
    November 15, 2011 at 10:49 pm

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