Blubber was a important trade item.

And well considering how much you had to use.

Also i found a interesting link. blog.nordurco.com/post/108071010367/a-short-history-of-salt-making-in-iceland-and-how

**bakagaijin used "*roll picture*"**
**bakagaijin rolled image**Ha, see? Necessity is the mother of invention.... if only I'd been Icelandic at the appropriate time.....

Is Iceland know for its abundant forests?

blubber for fuel?

Blubber was a important trade item.

And well considering how much you had to use.

Also i found a interesting link. blog.nordurco.com/post/108071010367/a-short-history-of-salt-making-in-iceland-and-how

**bakagaijin used "*roll picture*"**
**bakagaijin rolled image**Ha, see? Necessity is the mother of invention.... if only I'd been Icelandic at the appropriate time.....

It's cool... I commute from japan do its not too bad

You use basins like this.

Step one. Gather sea water(often used with the high tide)
Step two. Wait until it has dried.

Also good question. Honestly i do not know why they did not do it.

A guess though. The fuel cost to do it must have been insane(boiling water is easy. boiling water out of the pot is a little more expensive)

I was just about to say that Icelanders could have used the geothermal heat

At one point, salt was more valuable than gold, and there's lots of things you could use as fuel

Is Iceland know for its abundant forests?

blubber for fuel?

Blubber was a important trade item.

And well considering how much you had to use.

Also i found a interesting link. blog.nordurco.com/post/108071010367/a-short-history-of-salt-making-in-iceland-and-how

**bakagaijin used "*roll picture*"**
**bakagaijin rolled image**Ha, see? Necessity is the mother of invention.... if only I'd been Icelandic at the appropriate time.....

Character source is Mizore Shirayuki from Rosario + Vampire if anyone is curious

gator death roll? Well I thought it was funny....