Where the sea breathes in slow motion

 

[Outside television]

Vocabulary chunks to learn after watching the video :

• A new way of seeing things
• Travelling to the unknown
• It ignites our sense of discovery
• Adventure spirit
• The beauty of twilight
• All day and into the night
• Our eyes are wide open
• Colors only imagined
• A stunning attack on the senses
• Where the sea breathes in slow motion
• As we celebrate its magical rich history
• The freedom to explore
• Rethink routine
• In the Land of Fire and Ice
• We remain true to our adventure spirit
• The landscape become our playground

 

 

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Meet Iceland’s wild horses

Peter Warner

Vocabulary to learn after watching the video :

• Icelanders call these captivating creatures their Viking treasures

• You won’t see scenes like this anywhere in the world

• These are wild Icelandic horses

• Some of them have never been touched by the human hand before

• It takes patience to win their trust

• Iceland is a nation that thrives on Myths and Fairy Tales

• It’s tapping into the countries natural resources to attract travelers with an adventurous spirit

• They are trustworthy

• It’s not just the beauty of the beast

• An extra two riding styles

• It’s like sitting on a sofa

• The specialist Icelandic Horse Riding School

• Local and international students

• With an average 20% increase in tourists every year

• They see these creatures as their most compelling ambassadors

• Why it’s worth venturing off the traditional tourist trails

• And though they may not strike you as the typical souvenir

• Only here will you see them unaffected by civilization

This is much more fun

 [Great Big Story]

Vocabulary chunks to learn after watching the video  :

• An Icelandic baker
• An unconventional oven
• By burying it underground
• It is heated for 24 hours by nearby hot springs
• On the surface
• We could put it in the oven
• This is much more fun
• A volcanic region
• 30 Active volcanoes
• Boiling hot water
• He uses them to his advantage
• It dates back a hundred of years
• We use a thermometer to check the heat
• Our biggest challenge is rain