Reykjavik, 1992 - The sand in Iceland is often jet black volcanic ash. There are black beaches. I did some presentations at some schools in Iceland. I think this was at one of them.
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More candy!
Another miniature Halloween haul from a table outside the Martintown Mill which was closed for renovations this year. Something I haven't seen in decades - the Wunderbar - it's another candy with more than one name. Peanut butter, rice crisps, caramel, with a milk chocolate coating. Like a crunchier Snickers bar. In the UK and Ireland it's called Starbar. Not surprisingly it's also called Wunderbar. This memorable 1970s commercial had Vikings who were speaking German...



