@vitaliiaartist: #bjork #iceland #trains #fyp

Ian :

I didn’t know this was a true story but I guess that’s on me for not believing in bjork

johnrusss :

There is only one city in Iceland, where would the train even go??

Gruba Greta :

And they also don’t have McDonalds, one cleaver country

andrew_luca :

actually Bjork invented trains

snolets :

Everyone in Iceland has a Björk story.

crawferd :

I met a woman from iceland once and she had never seen a tree or a train till she visited UK. Blew my mind

MikkisFi :

And also, they are still afraid of werewolf and vampires over there.

ZacheryMB :

No trains but they do have a Costco 👍

Jossan :

i love the way she talks

✨🏳️‍⚧️EggSaladictorian🏳️‍⚧️✨ :

I visited there in 2014, and I had no idea why this random little piece of track was there. It makes sense now….thanks Björk.

Shambo Shakewell :

Is it because they have no trees?

DontLookTheShoe1 :

trains symbolizes British colonialism

Hans Landa :

Björk

C ced :

You don't need train if you have bjork, she makes you travel 👍😎

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ignaiG :

June 2022 there was a old locomotive too. 🤔😁

ᶻ 𝗓 𐰁 :

LMAO WHAT

Friday :

If you don't have trains, do you have another form of public transport you can use to travel across the country?

ossibe :

That train was used to transfer the materials from öskjuhlíð were Perlan is to build the harbour were you standing on

Michaelogy :

it's like a little city 🥹

psyopmerchant :

I love my home

OahuFlex :

I was told the terrain is incredibly rugged, filled with volcanic rock, mountains, and glaciers, which makes building and maintaining a railway network both difficult and prohibitively expensive, they had one back in the 20th century for construction.

Laurentiu :

and the public bus transport in Reykjavík is very bad

ariba :

Why are they clapping at that?