Hotel Ranga Reykjavik Reykjavík

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... with internet access!!! Also free, of course. The board at the entrance says: After you visited our gallery, maybe you would want to relax and think about our paintings. You can do it in our hall.<br><br>This is SOOOO nice!<br><br>There is no russian keyboard here, hence this post is in English.<br><br>Dunno what to say about the paitings, though. It´s modern ...

... to<br>make a small documentary about me.<br>Try to put photos in my blog and flickr site every night, and video every second day.<br>Tonight or tomorrow Im going to do testing video shoot, try to cut it and put it on the net.<br>I also want to decorate the Hiace on the outsite with logo or something just for fun. Hehehe.<br><br>So be active reading my blog and I hope that u will make some comment. Make me happy, happy, joy, joy.<br><br>P.S. IF U ...

... still not feeling well. I never left the room Sunday and basically, napped and hung out. Perhaps by far the two worst days of my travel career. Hoping that Monday will be a better day.... I got up Monday feeling better, but not 100%. I still had no appetite and got up and out of the room by noon. I was stir crazy at that point, so I wandered around parts of town I had not visited and found a cafe to ...

... that many Icelanders can read the old scriptures and manuscripts. Global warming has meant Iceland's tempereature is increasing having the benefit of a more temperate climate and more vegetation is growing. The downside is that the glaciers are melting at a rate of 100m a year. This year also saw the arrival of two polar bears to Iceland who came via the sea. This is something that hadn't happened in decades. Unfortunately Iceland does not have anywhere to put two hungry polar bears and both were shot.

... with Judge Bork or the Bork from Star Trek." No way!" I Exclaimed as I immediately turned around to catch a glimpse of her. Alas, I was too late. For the next five minutes Steve and I argued as I dismissed the Bork sighting. I must add here that Steve had previously seen a crop circle on a glacier earlier in the day. Five minutes later as the tour came to an end we de-bussed and Steve asked Helga, "Does Bjork live in Iceland?" Helga replied nonchalantly, "ah yes ...

... rivers with steep sided volcanic mountains on either side. A very far out landscape....have never seen anything quite so dramatic. And the rivers of course, have no bridges..we simply drive through them. At places they are 3 to 4 feet deep!! I'm not exaggerating either. And they're flowing strongly...lots of current...I was pretty impressed with the whole project...and at times holding my breath and creating an ...

... area of meadows with a river flowing through to a large lake. The European tectonic plate is about 7kms away (the tectonic plates are moving away at 1-2 cm a year, although there have been earthquakes which have accelerated the movement eg 1-2 metres in one hit) and the area has subsided substantially. The parliaments were held in the open air for periods of around 2 weeks, and merchants, traders, entertainers, etc also came and set up makeshift booths. It is estimated there ...

... girls again<br><br> <br><br>

... up into third gear. I was glad to reach the main road again. The next stop was a volcano just outside the famous area of Myvatn. Myvatn means 'midge lake'. It is a green and beautiful area, with mounds of moss, and spiky boulders of lava sticking up out of the lake. The volcano caught my imagination though. It is supposed to be dormant, but the steam rising from the vents (fumeroles) makes you wonder. From the top you can see just where the black lava flowed ...