Hotel Edda - Egilsstadir
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Un petit pas pour l’homme...
... ses quartiers, certaines pistes étaient déjà fermées ou considérées comme risquées selon la prévision météorologique. Si crever un pneu sur une autoroute suisse et appeler le TCS est une chose, se retrouver avec un pneu crevé au milieu des Highlands, sur une route où (presque) personne ne passe, il neige et sans réseau pour les téléphones portables en est une autre. Première étape : passer au centre d’information pour touristes. ...
Fljótsdalshérad
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Původně jsme s Tárikem mysleli, že by jsme tu zůstali a překonali řeku po mostě, ale nic takového tu nebylo. Operativně jsme se zeptali Uli, jestli by jí nevadilo nás ještě trošku svést. Naopak byla ráda. Cestovali jsme na sever, kde jsme našli kemp u Ásbirgy. V kempu jsme zde zůstávat nechtěli, ale Uli se nějak prokecla, že jí chutná Becherovka, tak jsme ji načali. ...
Day 4: High Mountain Roads
... to drive through (the road curved along the outline of the fjords), we were on the keen lookout for the "shortcut" - known as the Oxi Pass. This very high road cuts through the mountains on a more direct route to Eglisstadir. The long route would be to circle another couple of fjords - adding a good 1.5 hours to the journey.
We found "Oxi Pass" and even from afar, it looked daunting. Luckily, it was a dry, cloudy day as I imagine it would ...
Sight-seeing to Egilsstadir, Iceland
... the Askja wetlands, before following the path beside the Tjornin Lake with City Hall on its northern bank. Continuing toward the harbour area, we came across the newly built Harpa Concert Hall –only fairly recently opened. The 'walls’ were constructed of short hexagonal glass columns to represent the basalt formations found around Iceland (eg Svartifoss) and reflected both the sky and passing traffic.
From there we ...
South coast to Egilsstadir
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From Eyrarbakki we drive to the next village Stokkseyri and come to the end of the road outside a high fenced enclosure with a long building inside, which looks like a prison. We retreat to the little town of Selfoss for the night, later discovering from Arnaldur Indridason’s "Jar City", one of his Reykjavik murder mysteries which paint a picture of simmering tensions beneath the surface of Iceland’s outwardly liberal society, that this is ...
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