RedMF40--I've been enjoying your pictures and descriptions of Iceland--certainly a different landscape than what most of us are used to! Worked with an old gent many years ago who had been stationed in Iceland--said the land was beautiful, if often harsh, though there was enough volcanic activity that many areas were actually warmer than he was used to having grown up here in northern NY. Also said the women were beautiful and very friendly, but the men were big enough that you were VERY careful about who you were friendly with, especially as the long nights and winters led to lots of drinking.
Here in NY, gravel pits tend to attract all sorts of activities that the owners don't like, and I can't blame them for discouraging trespassing. Problems I've seen include using them for target ranges with the associated mess and possibilities for ricochets, windows shot out, and other problems, garbage dumping, parties with bonfires and broken bottles, unauthorized use of equipment, vandalism, ATV and 4x4 hill climbing, fishing and swimming in the ponds that are often on the property for washing gravel, and lots of similar problems besides the obvious theft of materials.
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