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Nadine Isabella

Nadine Isabella

Nadine Isabella

Hi, ich bin Nadine, 28 Jahre alt und komme ursprünglich aus Köln. Seit einer 8-monatigen Soloreise durch Asien nach dem Abitur hat mich das Reisefieber gepackt. Gemeinsam mit meinem Hund Gismo war ich auf zahlreichen Roadtrips durch Europa bis nach Nordafrika unterwegs. Nach seinem Tod reise ich nun wieder viel mit dem Backpack durch ferne Länder. Hier auf meinem Blog Horseshoe Travel verbinde ich meine beiden großen Leidenschaften: das Reisen und das Reiten – und das schon seit 2016!

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Three months in Iceland. 🇮🇸♥️ I’ve settled into life here now after experiencing every kind of weather, endless rides, unforgettable encounters, and everyday life in Iceland. I‘ve felt the magic of the beginning so many times over the past few years. Maybe that’s why I kept moving from one country to another. But Iceland somehow manages to keep that feeling alive. Maybe it’s the volcanoes, glaciers, and the countless forces of nature. Maybe it’s the uniqueness of the Land of Fire and Ice. Maybe it’s the stories about elves and trolls. For me, though, it’s the horses, and will always be. Hegri, Blökk, Hittling, Glanni, Leo, and all the others that are part of this photo series. Þórsmörk. What a breathtaking mountain valley, nestled between the three glaciers Eyjafjallajökull, Mýrdalsjökull, and Tindfjallajökull. It is named after the Norse god Thor. Legend has it that this dramatic landscape was created when Thor struck the earth with his hammer, Mjölnir. With a herd of 32 horses, we covered more than 100 km, riding through the entire valley, crossing the powerful Krossá River, passing glaciers, lush green mountains, and landmarks connected to Thor, like the famous Elf Church. These legends and fairytales are just such an important part of the Icelandic culture. 2.5 months in Iceland in 9 pictures 🇮🇸📸: Vit liva dreymin. Og tað er ein fantastisk góð kensla. ❤️💭🇫🇴 „There is no more sagacious animal than the Icelandic horse. He is stopped by neither snow, nor storm, nor impassable roads, nor rocks, glaciers, or anything. He is courageous, sober, and surefooted. He never makes a false step, never shies. If there is a river or fjord to cross… you will see him plunge in at once, just as if he were amphibious, and gain the opposite bank.“ What life looks like since I changed my phone number to +354, my office view turned into the mountains of Reykjadalur, rain gear became my daily uniform, and the herd of Eldhestar my favorite colleagues. 🇮🇸🐴✨ One month in Iceland. ♥️🇮🇸 Although every beginning holds a certain magic, it took me some time to settle into my new life in the far north. A new riding style, new routines, a different climate and way of life. At first, Iceland felt a bit cold and distant to me, almost like the giant glaciers that dominate this island. But if you manage to look beyond the surface, you discover a Nordic culture that could hardly be warmer. A bit like Mýrdalsjökull itself, hiding the active volcano Katla beneath its ice. 🌋🧊 Things I’ve learned in one week on the Faroe Islands: Missing the days when life was filled with my favorite white mares and giraffe encounters instead of just writing a thesis about them 🤍✨ and when my long-distance bestie was actually my roommate 🤠 @_lara_rtr_

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Three months in Iceland. 🇮🇸♥️ I’ve settled into life here now after experiencing every kind of weather, endless rides, unforgettable encounters, and everyday life in Iceland. I‘ve felt the magic of the beginning so many times over the past few years. Maybe that’s why I kept moving from one country to another. But Iceland somehow manages to keep that feeling alive. Maybe it’s the volcanoes, glaciers, and the countless forces of nature. Maybe it’s the uniqueness of the Land of Fire and Ice. Maybe it’s the stories about elves and trolls. For me, though, it’s the horses, and will always be. Hegri, Blökk, Hittling, Glanni, Leo, and all the others that are part of this photo series. Þórsmörk. What a breathtaking mountain valley, nestled between the three glaciers Eyjafjallajökull, Mýrdalsjökull, and Tindfjallajökull. It is named after the Norse god Thor. Legend has it that this dramatic landscape was created when Thor struck the earth with his hammer, Mjölnir. With a herd of 32 horses, we covered more than 100 km, riding through the entire valley, crossing the powerful Krossá River, passing glaciers, lush green mountains, and landmarks connected to Thor, like the famous Elf Church. These legends and fairytales are just such an important part of the Icelandic culture. 2.5 months in Iceland in 9 pictures 🇮🇸📸: Vit liva dreymin. Og tað er ein fantastisk góð kensla. ❤️💭🇫🇴 „There is no more sagacious animal than the Icelandic horse. He is stopped by neither snow, nor storm, nor impassable roads, nor rocks, glaciers, or anything. He is courageous, sober, and surefooted. He never makes a false step, never shies. If there is a river or fjord to cross… you will see him plunge in at once, just as if he were amphibious, and gain the opposite bank.“ What life looks like since I changed my phone number to +354, my office view turned into the mountains of Reykjadalur, rain gear became my daily uniform, and the herd of Eldhestar my favorite colleagues. 🇮🇸🐴✨

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