Turning nature into nourishment on a remote Norwegian island
At Lilløy Lindenberg, the days move with the tides: seaweed is foraged from the surrounding shallows by chef Antje de Vries, whose vegan, season-driven cuisine transforms the island’s wild harvest into edible art.
Icelandic horsepower: an off-road guide to the land of fire & ice
Standing guard over the edge of the Icelandic Highlands, Þórsmörk Nature Reserve runs along a mountain ridge between the glaciers of Eyjafjallajökull, Mýrdalsjökull, and Tindfjallajökull. Traversing the Valley of Thor requires suitably super-powered wheels and sturdy footwear to hike rocky canyons and ice caves.
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