The Eldhraun Lava Field in Iceland was once covered in hot magma, but has since become the most primordial-like landscape full of moss and rock. It was formed by an eruption that started in 1783, the event known as ‘Skaftáreldar’. The area is the largest of its kind measuring to be about 565 square kilometers. The moss that has grown here has literally taken decades to grow. Here is my drone video from it. Enjoy! If you want more information on Iceland's South Coast, check out my blog post.