Video: Firework mad Icelanders at it once again By Kolbeinn Tumi Dadason 1. janúar 2015 21:37 Screenshots from the videos below. Icelanders celebrated the new year in style with fireworks lighting up the sky all around the country. The average family spends hundreds of dollars on fireworks this time around to say goodby to the old year and welcoming the new. Buying fireworks is legal all over Iceland from December 28th with rescue teams and sports teams raising money by selling them to the public. People are advised to wear safety glasses to protect their eyes during the blowing up session. Andri Valgeirsson was among those who captured the madness in the capital, Reykjavik, on New Year's Eve. His video along with two others can be seen below. News in English Mest lesið Furðar sig á þögn yfir „einu helsta áhyggjuefni Íslands“ Innlent Maðurinn fannst látinn í gilinu Innlent „Við búum í brjáluðum heimi“ Erlent Barist gegn lúsmýinu: „Einhvers staðar eru þær að fjölga sér“ Innlent Handteknu hafa komið áður við sögu hjá lögreglu Innlent Inga vill ekki setja „tugi milljarða í loftslagsmál“ Innlent Bein útsending: Kristrún svarar spurningum um þjóðaratkvæðagreiðslu Innlent Sendi fjölskyldunni lista af skotmörkum í forgangsröð Erlent Fallhlífin byrjaði að snúast eftir opnun Innlent Stjórnarþingmaður segir Hafró í bullandi pólitík Innlent
Icelanders celebrated the new year in style with fireworks lighting up the sky all around the country. The average family spends hundreds of dollars on fireworks this time around to say goodby to the old year and welcoming the new. Buying fireworks is legal all over Iceland from December 28th with rescue teams and sports teams raising money by selling them to the public. People are advised to wear safety glasses to protect their eyes during the blowing up session. Andri Valgeirsson was among those who captured the madness in the capital, Reykjavik, on New Year's Eve. His video along with two others can be seen below.
News in English Mest lesið Furðar sig á þögn yfir „einu helsta áhyggjuefni Íslands“ Innlent Maðurinn fannst látinn í gilinu Innlent „Við búum í brjáluðum heimi“ Erlent Barist gegn lúsmýinu: „Einhvers staðar eru þær að fjölga sér“ Innlent Handteknu hafa komið áður við sögu hjá lögreglu Innlent Inga vill ekki setja „tugi milljarða í loftslagsmál“ Innlent Bein útsending: Kristrún svarar spurningum um þjóðaratkvæðagreiðslu Innlent Sendi fjölskyldunni lista af skotmörkum í forgangsröð Erlent Fallhlífin byrjaði að snúast eftir opnun Innlent Stjórnarþingmaður segir Hafró í bullandi pólitík Innlent