Hitting The Mark

Visit Saltverk onlineSupport the showApply for the eResonaid Scholarship--Fabian Geyrhalter:Welcome to the show, Bjorn.Björn Steinar Jónsson:Thank you. Thanks for having me.Fabian Geyrhalter:Absolutely. It's such a pleasure having you. You're calling in from the beautiful country of Iceland, where I made some fond memories myself. I was up in Budir actually, which seems to be like half the way up to the Westfjords from Reykjavik, where I think you're located right now.Björn Steinar Jónsson:Yeah.Fabian Geyrhalter:It's such an unbelievably breathtaking place and I have some wonderful friends up there, but they are actually way up there in Akureyri, so I don't know if I said this right, but they're like way up north.Fabian Geyrhalter:I am really, really thrilled to have you on the show because I love what you're doing. You took it upon yourself to pick up where the Danish king left off when he established salt making in Iceland. That was in the 18th century using geothermal energy to produce salt. How did you ge