Þingvellir, Lóðrétt '10 Stærð: 176 mm /6

Stærð: 176 mm /6

The spire of Hallgrímskirkja church can be seen in the background

Pot Licker satiates his hunger by “washing-up” for his unsuspecting hosts

The formations mark the southermost point of Iceland

This finicky fellow sneaks into kitchens like his brother Shorty and licks clean all the bits and blobs left on cooking spoons and ladles

Þingvellir, Lóðrétt '10 Stærð: 176 mm /6Text on back of card: View from ingvellir National Park. The area is important historically as the site of the original parliament (Almannagj), the 'Alingi', in the year 930. Geologically, the area displays abundent evidence of continental drift between the Eurasian and North American plates. This drifting has caused the many fissures and rifts in the valley floor, some water filled. Str: 148 mm 5,8 in.