This might be the last fish of season for Icelandic super-guide Vallilax 🎣 Across the Northern Hemisphere the 2025 Atlantic Salmon season is drawing to a close. Another productive year in Iceland has not been without its challenges with many rivers affected by farmed escapees - we keep fighting the good fight 💪 Now, it is time to look forward to 2026... #looptackle | Loop Tackle

The story begins in the serene landscapes of Iceland, known for its volcanic activity, which took a devastating turn in the early 18th century. The Laki volcano erupted violently, spewing an enormous amount of ash and sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere. This catastrophic event triggered what is known as a volcanic winter, drastically reducing sunlight and causing temperatures to plummet across the island. Iceland, largely dependent on its agriculture and fishing, found its primary food sources c

2.1K views · 85 reactions | Iceland may not be the first place you think of when discussing farm fresh produce, but check out these rows of tomatoes growing in a greenhouse surrounded by snow! One of our travelers caught this video, amazed at the height of the four kinds of vertically grown tomatoes. Share your own travel photos and video by tagging #GoCollette! : @suzannestavert | Collette | Facebook

157K views · 1.1K reactions | The beauty of agriculture, greenhouse system | Shadrack Agyekum | Facebook