England-Island UEFA EURO 2016
Übersicht England - Island (Nations League A /, Gruppe 2). England startete mit dem Auswärtsspiel in Reykjavik gegen Island (Liga A, Gruppe 2) in die neue Nations-League-Saison - und mit drei Punkten. Die sicherte. In der UEFA Nations League kam es am Mittwoch zum Duell zwischen England und Island. Hier gibt es alle Highlights des im VIDEO.England Island Your Answer Video
Icelandic commentator goes crazy Island vs England 2-1 Euro 2016

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If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. Our picnic supplies were diminishing, my parents were panicking, but all I felt was a rush of excitement at being cut off, with our own lump of rock to explore.
At the start of my career as a biologist for the Foreign Office and Ministry of Defence, I was a regular traveller, albeit one inexorably drawn to lumps of sand and rock: Italy was mainly a race to the Aeolian islands; in India I was distracted until I finally made it to the Andamans ; in North Carolina I longed to get to the isles off Cape Hatteras.
Another epiphany came 12 years ago, when my husband and I kayaked around the Isles of Scilly for two weeks. The wind and rain were so violent that our tent — the kind people take to Everest — actually rotted.
But we would kayak out to the easternmost ends of the islands, exploring Samson and the Eastern Isles, where seals would drift under our kayaks and the sense of wilderness was complete.
It became a mission to circumnavigate as many of the British islands as I could. I bought a huge map and created a system of sticker dots denoting which of the roughly 6, isles were accessible.
My scientific system became a mess of dots but formed the basis of Islandeering, my website, and now book, charting routes around the plus smaller islands I have visited, many of which are only accessible at low tide.
I now live part-time on Skye , facing the little tidal island of Oronsay. When I come back to Wiltshire , I struggle with the fact that the land is so managed; that the grass is fertiliser-green, as opposed to the wild sandy-green of Hebridean machair.
The foreshore is where we see a different world reveal itself at low tide; perhaps the last true wilderness in the British Isles.
I also love island communities, where people have become reliant on one another. Their often quirky identity is bound up in each other.
For me, though, the Britishness is part of the appeal. This is the land I come from, and yet it continually surprises me. Just recently, my husband and I cycled around the Summer Isles, off the coast near Ullapool.
There was one view, overlooking the rocks and skerries near Althandu, that caused us to slam on the brakes.
It was that intoxication again. That islomania. These are the best of Britain's islands, according to Lisa Drewe. Arriving on car-free Eileen Shona off the west coast of Scotland , at the narrow entrance of Loch Moidart, is like entering the mind of JM Barrie, who holidayed here in the s.
It feels as if I was here as a child, though I never was. Baramore beach on the north coast, where I take a bracing dip followed by a walk up verdant Baramore Burn valley, is particularly beautiful, with clear streams, silver birches and wildflowers.
Shoe Bay, on the south coast, is like a white-sand stretch of the Caribbean but with mussels on the beach, and the occasional otter.
Visit eileanshona. Outside the British Isles, England is often erroneously considered synonymous with the island of Great Britain England, Scotland, and Wales and even with the entire United Kingdom.
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