Rauðauga

[RPP]

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For more images, see my blog post Rauðauga.

 

[Andy9]

Fascinating! The pure art of nature. Almost unbelievable beauty.
Excellent video.

 

[Capt KO]

Drinkable?
Strangely beautiful

 

[RPP]

Drinkable?

Yes, since it is a natural spring. But it will likely smell of iron (oxidation of which gives the river bed it’s red colour.)

 

[Andy9]

At us such springs have a healing feature at least some believe so.
It really has strange taste but it's drinkable. It is actually good for people who has the iron deficit.

 

[andy.spilos]

Very cool

 

[REStewart]

Beautiful work Rajan. Hope to visit Iceland some day. Since you mentioned "spring" and "drinkable" I assume it is a cold spring. Iceland is noted for having some that are not cold.

 

[RPP]

Beautiful work Rajan. Hope to visit Iceland some day. Since you mentioned "spring" and "drinkable" I assume it is a cold spring. Iceland is noted for having some that are not cold.

Correct. There are hot and cold springs here and everything in between. This one, I'm told, is cold.