Arctic Hotel Reykjavik Reykjavík

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... art. The two i kinda liked are a thing called "The painting" - some blue chaos. The painter was quite pretentious, judging by the title.<br><br>The second one is HUGE. Just a red color on the red background. Called "Untitled". Ha ha.<br><br>Maybe i´ll take a picture of it and post it here later (taking pics is forbidden, but hey,did it ever stop us).<br><br>See ya!

... for it now!<br><br>After breakfast we tried very hard to get on the road a little earlier for the long drive back to Reykjavik, that was after spending some time 'talking' to some Icelandic ponies on the farm where we were staying. At the beginning of the holiday we really wanted to take the children out riding, however, it has been far too cold for that, they would have been thoroughly miserable - will ...

... ABOUT SOME BEAUTIFULL PLACES IN ICELAND PLEASE TELL ME ABOUT IT, MIGHT BE A PLACE THAT I HAVE NOT SEEN :) :)<br><br> Whent out to our family's sommerhouse, 100 km east of Reykjavik where I borrowed from my father another computer and 3G/GPRS unit to conect me to the net.<br><br>Hello everybody. My plan was starting the trip 13. juli but I have<br>desited to start the trip 27. juli 2009. There is a lot of stress and<br>some panic now. I need ...

... some soup and a soda. A bowl of corn soup sounded OK, so hung out at the cafe for awhile. Still not feeling perky, I headed back to the room to see if dinner would be in the cards. Made a couple of phone calls and then on CNN discovered the the Icelandic government had just failed. Just another day of my travel life and a new first. The streets seemed calm and it seemed like just another cold, dark ...

Today I returned to ReykjavÍk. It was sad both because I really didn't want to leave Greenland and also because it means I go home tomorrow. It was nice to pack up my tent for the last time though, cause in ReykjavÍk I'd be staying in the hostel. I did have one pretty funny experience at the aiport before I left. I was going to the bathroom about 20min before my flight, and I got locked in the stall! The lock was totally stuck so ...

... saw her too?" I cried, "whaddya mean 'too'?! You saw Bjork and did not say anything!?" I pleaded with Helga the question, "You couldn't say something like: "And if you look outside to the right you will see the world famous Icelandic singer Bjork." But NOOOOOOO, Helga said nothing of the kind! Helga just casually dismissed Bjork as if she were her local butcher or something. I was completely miffed as we ran off the bus to try and find Bjork. No luck. Ladies and ...

... from the bus in case it tips - plan. And the bus driver is seriously indulging in snuff perhaps to keep his senses keen? And then we arrive at camp....expecting some dusty old cabins with mattresses on the floor....maybe some mutton stew for dinner. But there's this salmon dinner with fresh greens and tasty red tomatoes in a salad!! It was SAVED JUST FOR US! Just about brought me to tears. And those dusty old ...

... have been between 2000-5000 people here at the time of the parliament (I love sitting at this type of place and trying to imagine the scene). Our guide tells us that duels were fought on the islands in the river. According to one of the Icelandic sagas they were banned after 2 young men fought over a woman - apparently the duel went on for hours and neither could finish the other off and it was decided it was stupid to lose either or both of the strong young men so it was banned ...

... time it erupted, complete with flow marks like setting chocolate or icing-sugar on a cake. On the side of the mountain there are pools of boiling sulphurous mud, with cute little signs telling you not to stick your foot in there.<br> One word of warning: if you ever come to Iceland, all the heating and hot water is powered by geothermal energy. In practise this means the water smells faintly of sulphur, which adds an interesting counterpoint to tea and coffee ...