A wild descent on bike down one of Scotlands spiciest Mountains, the top 1/3 of Sgurr Eilde Mor sitting at 1010m high. Filmed on a Go Pro Hero 7 Chestcam POV from rider Joe Barnes.
“Hawaiian Islands” is a silent, black-and-white movie shot by Thomas A. Edison’s film studios in 1906.
Features the oldest surf footage ever found, and several portraits of life in Hawaii in the early 20th century, including fishing activities, shipping cattle, loading sugar, panoramic city views, etc.
The ancient myth behind how Iceland got its name hints at the stunning beauty of the country. With a plethora of glacial rivers, mountains, and ocean surrounding it on all sides, the lore goes that the Vikings who discovered the country dubbed the territory “Iceland” as a way to keep the masses at bay. These days, the truth about Iceland, including how it really got its name, is out. And that’s good news because as you’ll see, the country has a lot to offer. From cresting waves to fish-filled rivers, and of course a plethora of powder, Iceland is stacked.