<transcript><audio_35>the desire to leave it's kind of come out not quite the way I intended but Australia's are like vampire I mean Australians tend to know that it's important to get away and that getting away is part of how you understand Australia and you don't really</transcript><caption><image_36>The image shows a man standing behind a podium on a stage. He is wearing a dark suit and appears to be giving a speech or presentation. The background is black and there is a shadow of a person on the left side of the image. The man is gesturing with his hands as he speaks, and there are microphones on the podium. The image appears to have been taken at night.</caption><transcript><audio_37>understand this place until you leave and and also that that being on an island creates that impulse or that necessity I think that when you are constantly facing the ocean perhaps the most natural thing in the world to do is</transcript><transcript><audio_38>to want to get in and that's I think what Australians do and I think that's where the Icelanders do as well they leave Iceland itself is a is a country of exiles but here I'm talking metaphorically and going back some 1,100</transcript><transcript><audio_39>years the the place was settled by norwegians in in the 9th century Vikings the recent DNA studies that have been done in Iceland revealed that they</transcript><transcript><audio_40>weren't all Norwegians the female line appears to be dominated by Irish and Scottish and English women so what it appears to have happened is that the Norsemen left bergen and then stopped on</transcript><transcript><audio_41>the way in in Scotland Ireland or Wales got to kind of take away pack in the various raids that they were doing and took the women to ison with them and that's why in Iceland we have quite a lot of red-headed people you know it's</transcript><transcript><audio_42>not going to I sins not like going to Norway where one's tall and blond it's it's a much different looking people and these people left Norway because of a certain heralded hold fugly or Herald</transcript> the desire to leave it's kind of come out not quite the way I intended but Australia's are like vampire I mean Australians tend to know that it's important to get away and that getting away is part of how you understand Australia and you don't really understand this place until you leave and and also that that being on an island creates that impulse or that necessity I think that when you are constantly facing the ocean perhaps the most natural thing in the world to do is to want to get in and that's I think what Australians do and I think that's where the Icelanders do as well they leave Iceland itself is a is a country of exiles but here I'm talking metaphorically and going back some 1,100 years the the place was settled by norwegians in in the 9th century Vikings the recent DNA studies that have been done in Iceland revealed that they weren't all Norwegians the female line appears to be dominated by Irish and Scottish and English women so what it appears to have happened is that the Norsemen left bergen and then stopped on the way in in Scotland Ireland or Wales got to kind of take away pack in the various raids that they were doing and took the women to ison with them and that's why in Iceland we have quite a lot of red-headed people you know it's not going to I sins not like going to Norway where one's tall and blond it's it's a much different looking people and these people left Norway because of a certain heralded hold fugly or Herald
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