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those rock piles are a big nuisance in Iceland, we have our own centuries old waymarkers that can still serve a purpose as long as the tourists stop making new ones
Yes for many cultural and geological/biological reasons stacking stones is not great, but I’d ask that anybody reading this not reopen the stacking rocks struggle session that I prompted once by asking people not to
ohh yeah, dear tourists it's fine to stack rocks on beaches and stuff, like there is a great spot near Harpa, the concert hall, just not on the highlands
Can I stack rocks in my bedroom?
Sure, unless your bedroom is in the highlands