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The man who drove us around the Karahnukar Dam area.

19.3.06   18:11

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Anonymous Anonymous said...

It looks like a project of staggering scale - is it a hydro dam to generate power for aluminium manufacture?
I look forward to seeing other images from your visit.

The best
Tone & Pen

8:06 PM  
Blogger Joi said...

Hello Tone.

Yes it is massive, I think the dam will be around 170m in height and will generate the power for a new aluminium factory.
More info here: http://www.karahnjukar.is/EN/

10:08 AM