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In search of the Aurora Borealis
The flight from London to Iceland is a 3 hour flight, I arrived at 4.20pm, and the weather forecast was spot on. Raining and windy as! The transfer to the hotel seemed to take forever! My room was nice enough but the hotel was not "in the heart of Reykjavik" as advertised and the restaurant is not open until May so for now they are only serving …
Fire and Ice
I'm really glad I switched tours today, it was exactly the same tour but it spent a bit less time
at each site. That worked out well, I found I had the perfect amount of time at
each place, the weather was FREEZING and I had just enough time to look around
and take pictures without getting frostbite. Lol. We went to Pingvellir
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Off to the Land of Fire & Ice
... can have 14 letters in them with letters that look like they came from a Peter Jackson movie. Everyone is very pretty and London-like stylish. Wish I had a dollar for every hipster. Most in a fur coat or hat, that they wear very well. You find yourself trying every single one on, and seriously considering buying a fur hat, complete with ear flaps. But then you remember that you live in Denver and you'd look like an idiot in that at home.
We roamed through ...
Reykjavik nous revoilà
... sauvage où la nature garde tous ses droits. Ses habitants bourrus mais gentils (et qui ne savent pas boire). Hyperactifs sociaux s’abstenir, mais contemplatifs amoureux de la nature à ne manquer sous aucun prétexte.
J’y retournerai, sans aucun doute. La question est : quand ?
Une dernière vidéo bonus avant de clore ce blog sur notre voyage en Islande : une traversée de rivière en ...
Day 9-10: Full Circle - back to Reykjavik
... was fairly interesting - using technology to show how Iceland was settled by the Scandanavians and the hardships endured by the early settlers. Of course, we had to stop by our favorite hot dog stand for a pylsur hot dog and return to Cafe Loki for the rye bread ice cream.
For dinner that night, we went to Prir Frakkar (Three Brothers) which apparently is recommended by Jamie Oliver. The food is a mix of Icelandic specialties with some ...
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