Pliny Miles' 'Nordurfari or Rambles in Iceland' is a delightful travelogue that captures the beauty and uniqueness of Iceland in the late 19th century. Miles recounts his adventures and misadventures as he explores the rugged landscape, meets its people, and observes its cultural traditions. This book is perfect for armchair travelers and anyone who appreciates an intimate portrait of a unique place and time.

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