54 Percent Of The Icelandic Nation Believes That Elves Exist And There Is Even An Elfschool In Reykjavik
According to the Elfschool, 54 percent of Icelanders believe that elves are real and even more people respect the traditions and myths surrounding them. And you can find tiny elf houses all around Iceland to remind you of their otherworldly presence. If someone outside Iceland wants to know more about elves, they can go to the Elfschool, where they can learn what these elves look like, where and how they live in just a day. The school promises to introduce students to people who are experts in this field and to tell many stories of people meeting the elves.
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Phil 3 year s ago
They also have a very strict immigration policy which is admirable in these times.
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Elsie 3 year s ago
Phil,
I can respect the need to control population growth. However, I am baffled by your choice to characterize the policy as "admirable in these times".
I can respect the need to control population growth. However, I am baffled by your choice to characterize the policy as "admirable in these times".
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Daphie 3 year s ago
Phil, It is amazingly easy to emigrate into Iceland. Hopefully they'll keep you out.
I can respect the need to control population growth. However, I am baffled by your choice to characterize the policy as "admirable in these times".