Skjaldbreid Reykjavík

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... and human bodies unable to find theie beds. Cops roamed the sites and even a tent went up in flames....<br>But during the day, while they were all sleeping, Phil and I went out to trek around until we found Sulur... A 1144m mountain so beautiful and just begging to be climbed. Now, we came here to "rest" but if you know me, rest is not a word commonly used in my dictionary :)<br><br>The trek was awesome but very hard for me. Every step needed to be ...

... pêcheurs locaux complètement déstabilisés par la crise économique islandaise, qui pensent qu'ils leur faudra environ 50 ans pour s'en remettre. Nous les consolons en leur promettant de venir plus souvent leur remonter le moral... <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br> Quelques photos en ville pour bien montrer qu'on y était. <br><br><br>

... to change for dinner. Tonight was our "big" dinner to celebrate V-Day, and we went to what we had read was Iceland's best restaurant, the Seafood Cellar. We did the chef's tasting and - wow - it was on par with if not better than almost any dinner we've ever had in NYC. It was a great little space in one of Iceland's oldest buildings and the menu - YUM. My favorite? A small glass jar filled with lobster ...

... am we head back to the city. The buses drop off everyone at their hotel. With 4 bus loads you would think they would tell people to board the buses based on the locale of your hotel. But instead, all 4 buses drove around Reykjavik at 1 in the morning dropping people off. Of course we were one of the last ones off. We finally went to bed and called it a night, very tired but very happy to have witnessed this natural phenomenon.

Race day dawned looking pretty good. It was overcast and foggy early, but cleared up nicely for the race start. Thanks to Sue, we were able to show our Canadian colours in full glory (eat your hearts out Medoc crew - these diddly boppers were much more comfortable). For some reason we got lots of smiles and comments as we stood around at the race start. We also got to meet all the other Canadians in the race (there must have been 100 or so), The Marathon ...

... guaranteed to see them. It all depends on time of year, weather conditions, sun etc. The guides have to check all this and make an estimated guess of their whereabouts. We had this American guide who had lived in Iceland for 20 even years and was pointing out that most of the tour companies will just head back around 11pm regardless if the tours has seen them as the buses are rented to them.. When our guide said at about 12am that ...

... to Reykjavik also brought in a quick stop at a huge crater like volcano pit and some nice Icelandic Valleys with great white wooden churches. We arrived back in the city centre with plenty of time to plan the night ahead.I would certainly recommend the Golden Circle tour even though it does attempt to squeeze in a lot in one day.

... If you're interested in seeing his work, it can be found on his Flickr site right here.<br><br>The tripod was just perfect, it was very light and compact enough to fit just right in the small backpack for carrying around with my camera.<br><br>I was staying at two friend's place that night, but as they were both on a meeting that night me and my brother took the chance ...

... regne, så da dro vi ut til Blue Lagoon for å kose oss. Det var helt utrolig der oppe! Vannet var helt hvitt, fjellene helt svarte og massevis av røyk som kom opp over alt :-) Ute i vannet var det en egen "spa avdeling" så der var vi innom og fikk masasje...på hver sin flytemadrass...veldig behagelig. Tilbake på hotellet slappet vi av før vi gjorde oss klare til å innta BRODWAY, Europas største disco! Men selvfølgelig så var det jo stengt...hehe ...