COLOUR IN NATURE ICELAND

Colour In Nature Iceland 1962

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Various scenic places in Iceland.

M/S of a hot spring in Geyser with steam coming off it, the camera pans up to show two tourists looking into it. L/S as they walk round, the scenery behind them is flat and green. M/S of a trickle of water running through the mud, M/S as they walk up a hill....

Geyser Nemaskard Kerid Myvatn Gullfoss Golden Waterfall Iceland tourists scenics geysers lakes landscapes photography nature cold hot steam

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Cataloguer:: Emma
Stock:: Colour
Sound:: Sound
Media URN:: 2655
Sort Number:: CP 371

Time in/Out:: 01:49:10:00 / 01:51:58:00
Canister:: CP 371
Film ID:: 177.10
Issue Date:: 05/02/1962

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