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Autumn and winter holidays are approaching. Many parents are faced with the question of where to go on holiday to gain unforgettable experiences and spend their time productively?
One such destination is Iceland. More details about the country can be found on the website: http://extremeguide.ru/islandiya/, which provides all the necessary information about the country and its features.
The country's winter landscapes look as if they have stepped out of the pages of children's fairy tales. Guests of Iceland can view ice caves, the northern lights, icebergs, and waterfalls that have frozen due to low air temperatures. The incredible scenery leaves both adults and children spellbound.
In the warmer months, schoolchildren can participate in a puffin rescue programme. Local children collect birds that have accidentally ended up in urban areas and save them by releasing them back into the wild.
This year alone, more than 5,000 of these beautiful "little penguins" were saved in this way. This helps to protect the rare puffins.
Archaeological excavations are regularly conducted in the country. Recently, an amulet in the shape of Thor's Hammer was discovered during one such dig. It is the symbol of the ancient Norse god of war. He was once considered the patron of thunder, storms, and war.
Experts are currently unable to determine exactly which era the find dates from. The item has been sent for examination to establish its approximate date of creation. Preliminary estimates suggest the amulet dates back to the era of the first Icelandic settlers, i.e. the 9th–10th centuries.
The item is made of stone. According to legend, the god protected people from misfortune.
A buckle, a needle, and a whetstone were also found during the excavations. This indicates that people in those centuries were engaged in making various wardrobe items, among other things.
After the examination, the items will be placed in the country's museum. Tourists will be able to see the rare artefacts with their own eyes and thus touch history. This only adds to the country's mystery and makes it interesting for travellers.
The country is worth visiting at any time of year. It is beautiful in all kinds of weather.
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