Iceland sits on a divergent boundary between the North American Plate and the Eurasian Plate that has formed the Atlantic Ocean. The island also sits over a hot spot. The frequent volcanic eruptions are a result of hot spot activity and separating plates.
ammunition image by Chris from Fotolia.com. Artillery shells generally come with a lot of different markings on them. These markings have several different purposes, but the main purpose for the labels is safety. The markings identify data that is crucial to both the government and the person using the artillery shell. A casual observer, or ammunition collector, might enjoy knowing a little bit about the markings and what they mean as well.
The Gordon Setter is the only setter that comes in black with tan markings. The tan markings are either rich chestnut or mahogany in color and appear over the eyes, on the sides of the muzzle, on the throat, two spots on the chest, on the legs, and on the vent. There may be a small white spot on the chest.