High-tech greenhouse of Orf, bio-tech-producer of oat-products
You cannot grow an apple-tree in Iceland without it being in a green-house. But mostly there are mushrooms being grown and other vegetables, not many fruits. Hveragerdi is a little town in thirty minutes away from Reykjavik and it’s known for its’ greenhouses and its’ saunas or damp-baths (what’s the difference between the two?). There is also a great old sanatorium, where you can dwell and get better if you’re burn-out or something and you can have a mud-bath-treatment – the mud is exeptionally healing as it comes from the hot-springs that are everywhere around the town, bubbling, and you can play in the pool with other patients and walk out into the snow and see the green-houses turn into light-houses and then have another damp-bath for the cold lungs. People are now increasingly building their own green-houses in Iceland and more than ever studying the culture of growing. Nattura.info got this great youtube sent about cultivating culture in Havana Cuba so you imagine going out into the light-house with a small cigar, discussing what to do in the crisis.
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