Klopp Reykjavík

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... this, we decided to take it easy and to put the 5 day trek on hold, and decided to go North instead. This would give me enough time to rest up...(Things never go as planned :)<br><br>Sulur<br>So, the next day we left and arrived at the Northest city in Iceland. The views were breathtaking and we arrived right on time for a 72hrs party! Considering that they almost have 24hrs of day light, Icelandic folks party from 6pm - 6am. The camp site was a mess of ...

... gommer définitivement les rides que nous n'avons pas encore (en tout cas nos épouses) <br><br><br><br><br> Une petite bière au bar edifié dans une ile au milieu du Blue Lagoon, pour nous faire savouver une retraite ma fois bien méritée!<br><br><br><br><br> Un petit détour par le petit port de Grindavik pour discuter avec ...

... the gift shop (they sell a full line of bath &amp; body products), and then headed back to Reykjavik. We browsed along the main shopping street, Laugavegur (which conveniently has a big sign that reads "The Main Shopping Street" at either end) and then explored a little bit more of the city, mostly the area around our hotel and Tjorinna ("The Pond"), one of the city's famous landmarks. Then we returned to our ...

... white light in the air, and it was actually pretty cool. We got to see it for about 30 mins. Then we drove a little more and hopped out of the bus again. I was able to take a few pics, but unfortunately I am not able to hold a camera still for 10 seconds without a tripod, so they are a tad blurry (you can get the idea). Interestingly enough, the lights are green in the pictures, instead of white. At about ...

... the harbour where the fireworks were held so we were able to wander down there at 11 and enjoy the fireworks and still be back home within minutes. The fireworks were great but we kept wondering where the music was. I haven´t had any luck uploading pictures so I may have to wait until I can try a computer in England. So long from Iceland.

... a year. But you would be ill-informed if you went to Iceland thinking it would be cheap. At 19:30 we got picked up at our guesthouse by Grayline tours for our Northern lights tour (~£30 each) We boarded this big luxury coach with about 60 other people at set of north in search of the aurora borealis. I have to point out here for some people that you actually have to search for the lights. You just can't go to a certain point and ...

... informed the water can be as hot as 100* celcius but our inquisitive nature took over and myself and Austin got showered in a disappointingly luke warm explosion. I don't know why we were disappointed, the novelty of the alternative option of getting scalded would have worn off far faster than the burns inflicted. The journey ...

After a sweaty session of badminton and an unusually busy day at the Adult Education Centre, where I was working, and just an overall hectic day, my brother came to pick me up at home right after shower and then we drove to Reykjavík.<br><br>I also had to stop by at a photographer friend's workplace to pick up a small tripod he was borrowing me for the trip. So sweet of ...

Vi landet på Island, himmelen var blå og solen skinte :-) Vi tok bussen fra flyplassen til hotellet, men en aldri så liten rastepause pga bensinmangel...hehe... Etter å ha kommet til hotellet, SAS Radisson Island, kasta vi på oss badetøyet og gikk for å bade i Laugardalur. Varmt og godt :-) Ellers så gikk dagen med til å slappe av med en room service pizza fra Dominos :-) Første dag i Reykjavik brukte vi til å kikke litt rundt. Ut på dagen begynte ...