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October has become the international Breast Cancer Awareness month and countless Icelandic companies and products are decorated with the pink ribbon, coloured pink or sold with a promise that a portion of the total cost be donated to the Icelandic Cancer Society.

In the island Hrísey tractors are a common sight on the streets of the village both as means of transport for people and goods.

Goðafoss is one of the most impressive and popular falls to visit in Iceland. The waterfall received it's name "the falls of the Gods" when Iceland became christian in the year 1000 when statues of the heathen gods were thrown into the falls to express the change in religion.

There are many breathtaking waterfalls to choose from in North of Iceland and Dettifoss is definitely the most impressive one, carrying the greatest volume of any waterfall in Europe and falling some 45 meters into a huge canyon.

Early September is the time for all the sheep scattered in the Icelandic nature to be gathered together and sent to their respective farms: this roundups are charged with tradition and reunite farmers, friends and visitors on a day where the sheep or the horse are the protagonists.