Fire and Iceland
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Icelandic pronunciations from Forvo by
addihetja, alexandrayr, Almar, arnargisla, armannbern, aus11, bjarkibjarki, bjartursteingrims, dagurb, Elin, evarun, gbergur, goli77, Gudrun, guttyxx, hlodver, jonjonson, kongurlo, mannrusl1, MrMe, olfine, Petur75, Prandelli27, ragnaror, ret001, Sindrijo, Snaedis, Steinninn, SusannaMargret, Villi, wertxi, and whyking.

These pages have been created by enthusiasts for recreation and from a love of Iceland, photography and web design, not for profit.

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The authors cannot guarantee the absence of errors or the currentness of the information included. For this reason we recommend that any reader should also search for more information at other sources. In any case the authors will not accept any responsibility for any action taken by anyone following the information contained in this website. None are exhaustive lists and all are provided solely for your enjoyment, and for ours. GPS coordinates provided are not exact. Should you wish to visit, these ought to get you to the immediate area but no guarantees.
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