Eldhestar Volcano Horses
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Español: Caballos junto al río Bruárá
Français: Chevaux de la rivière Bruárá
Deutsch: Pferde am Fluss Brúará
Italiano: Cavalli del fiume Bruárá
Nederlands: Rivier Bruárá paarden
Português: Cavalos à beira do rio Bruárá
Icelandic horses grazing the meandering Bruárá River off the isolated Laugarvatnsvegur road. Icelandic horses are often pony sized (13 to 14 hands. Icelandic horses are among the purest of breeds, dating back for over 1000 years. The Bráurá River is fed by spring creeks (bergvatnsá) and empties into the larger Hvita River. The name means "Bridge River" for its bridge about midway along its 38 km (24 mi) course. Iceland has made the entire length of the Brúará and its banks a protected nature area.
I broke my right wrist (pay attention to the slippery ladders of the Icelandic ships) , I had an heavy cast, my right arm was terribly painful but the horse was very friendly. To take pictures with the left hand is really challenging but this Icelandic spirit gave me a tear and his eyes...
Polso destro rotto (attenti alle scale scivolose delle navi islandesi), gesso pesante, braccio dolorante ma cavallo estremamente amichevole. Fotografare con la mano sinistra è una vera sfida, ma questo spirito d'Islanda mi ha regalato una lacrima e il suo sguardo...
Je me suis cassé le poignet droit (faites attention aux échelles glissantes des navires islandais), j'avais un plâtre épais, mon bras droit était terriblement douloureux mais le cheval était très amical. Prendre des photos avec la main gauche est vraiment un défi mais cet esprit islandais m'a donné une larme et ses yeux ...