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I know you are all dying to learn about Icelandic Christmas traditions so today I’m here to tell you all about the Icelandic version of Santa Claus! Unlike the Santa Claus that I grew up with, these yule lads are…
Where to Buy and Icelandic Lopapeysa Wool Sweater
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There’s no shortage of fun festivals and events in Iceland. If you’re into music, dance, culture, art, or all of the above then you are in luck, I have a whole calendar of things for you! In Iceland you can…
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