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Laugavegur 101, Reykjavík
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101 Guesthouse Reykjavík

Laugavegur 101 Reykjavík, 101, Iceland

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Not too cold

A travel blog entry by paleojohn2010

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Walking around Reykjavik we saw many different structures and several oddities that we thought would make interesting postings and give our readers a sense of what we are finding in this interesting country. The center of the city is very walking friendly and there were numerous bars and small coffee shops. Through the long cold winters …

Today is colder

A travel blog entry by paleojohn2010

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Iceland has a population of just over 320,000 inhabitants of which 2/3 live in the greater Reykjavik area. Reykjavik is a rather large built up area as you can see from several of the pictures that I have included on this page. We drove through a number of neighborhoods and the majority of the dwellings appear to be condo style buildings …

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The Golden Circle

A travel blog entry by jedi58

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... and an organ that was being played with accompanying vocals.

There were a few buildings outside the cathedral as well including a cafe and some figures carved into stone. This area is an important part of the Church of Iceland, and although was only built for the Millennium celebrations there had been previous churches that have stood there since the Icelanders converted to Catholicism in the 10th Century.

At present the majority of Icelanders are Protestant, though ...

Searching for Brooke Shield

A travel blog entry by paleojohn2010

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... about 45 miles. An interesting sight in Grindavik was the rough looking sheep by the side of the road. When I got out to take their picture they all aligned themselves staring at me and stay that way until I disappeared back into the vehicle. Pretty strange. Turning toward the west we drove upon an ice and snow covered unimproved road to find the most southwestern spot in Iceland. Didn’t know what we would find but we were warm ...

Blue Lagoon

A travel blog entry by dmarek

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... still covered with snow and ice although they do use salt here. Surprising, since otherwise Iceland seems very environrmentally conscious. There are recycle bins for bottles and cans at restaurants and not totally related, we have to put seat belts on while in vans and buses. So the path to the spa building, with lava banks on each side, is a bit icy. There is a procedure, quite efficient, as you enter, you pay and get a wristbank with a chip that is the key ...

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