Hotel Arnfjord Reykjavík

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090; начне 90;ся дейст 74;ие. Город ожи ...

... A cell actually, very small and minimalictic, but i was so dead tired that the only thing i wanted was a bed. I just had 3 hours to sleep, since at 7 am is breakfast and at 8 am a man from the car rental company should pick me up.
I still didnt make up my mind - should i record the facts (which might be useful for other people but hell, this is so boring for me), or emotions (nobody gives a damn about them but at least this is interesting to write down ...

... get a little cold and there might be a tiny bit of seepage but it would all be OK.

I was definitely NOT OK. it was very cold, there was a lot of water seepage, I thought, and I just couldn't catch my breath. I grabbed onto one of the rocks and felt very, very claustrophobic which I have rarely ever felt in my life. We had actually gotten into the water where the North American Plate and the Eurasian Plate are moving apart so we're in a kind of canyon of rocks and it just seemed ...

... there enjoying the beautiful surroundings and the hot water. We swam, we floated, we sat and chatted/laughed and covered our faces in silicon mud - it was brilliant. We came out very relaxed and our skin was as soft as baby's bums! The showering naked bit, wasn't as bad as I first thought either - Lucy got me through that one! We also think that the minerals in the water have helped Lucy's spots ...

... Tonight or tomorrow Im going to do testing video shoot, try to cut it and put it on the net.
I also want to decorate the Hiace on the outsite with logo or something just for fun. Hehehe.

So be active reading my blog and I hope that u will make some comment. Make me happy, happy, joy, joy.

P.S. IF U KNOW ABOUT SOME BEAUTIFULL PLACES IN ICELAND PLEASE TELL ME ABOUT IT, MIGHT BE A PLACE THAT I HAVE NOT SEEN :) :)

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... actually discovered the American continent first, before Christopher Columbus, but didn't have any need to colonize or own it. Only 300 000 people live here, and they are all deliciously beautiful, perfectly dressed and have the most gorgeous blue eyes I may have ever seen... *******s. Most surprising and impressive of all is the level of culture and art in the city. Almost everyone dabbles in some form of creative expression (so the lonely planet ...

... of Nowhere Northeast Iceland. I was in a small town called Akureyri when I turned the corner and saw it. There it was, sitting all innocent, lurking and waiting for its next victim. It called itself Ruby Tuesday, but people familiar with her called her Gastro Intestinal Disorder. I fell to my knees upon this ghastly sight.I prayed to the Viking Gods begging them to bring back their culinary delights of "big leg of meat on bone".My prayers went unanswered-they did not ...

... is still without doubt the best city I have EVER been to. Big call, I know, but I'm standing by it. Flying into Reykjavik yesterday, on a plane full of school children (arrrrgh) we flew over the most spectacular scenery. Mountains and snow. Barren, dark rocky terrain. The best way to describe it would be like Mars with snow. The bus ride from the airport to Reykjavik went through endless lava fields ...

... easy to put up, and durable. The first impression wasn't helped by 3 days of low, grey cloud and cool temperatures, generally 10 to 15 degrees (we came across a brochure that says occasionally the temperature soars to 20 degrees). In my previous post about London, I complained how expensive food and drink was - well, compared to Iceland it's cheap. We spent hours looking at menus in restaurant windows, trying to see what we could afford. At most normal middle-of-the-road ...

... we walked on the black basalt beach and saw the midnight sun hanging in the sky with the full moon on the summer solstice. It never did get dark the whole time we were there. It was time to go. We waved goodbye, filled up with petrol, and pulled out of the petrol station up to the roundabout. With a sudden shock I realised I was on the wrong side of the road. A puzzled looking local drove past, recognised us and waved. I pulled out on to the roundabout, and ...