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Tjaldsvæðið Kirkjubæ II: the Best Campground Ever. So many sweet birds!
Large Excavators alongside a medium house in front of an impossibly huge mountain whose full height is lost in the clouds. South Iceland, Route 1.
Oystercatchers near Kirkjubæjarklaustur.
Oystercatchers near Kirkjubæjarklaustur.
Olfusa estuary, Iceland.
In the suburbs of south Reykjavik, near Hafnarfjörður bay, there is a garden in partial shade where these strange bell-shaped flowers blossom. The plant is a species of columbine called 'Dorothy Rose' (Aquilegia vulgaris)
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Bed & Books B&B, Reykjavik, Iceland: Everything most anyone ever dreamt a B&B to be, ideally.
Just north of Mosfellsbaer, less than an hour northeast of Reykjavik.
Flying over Newfoundland en route to Keflavik.
Gomez the cat, Ambassador to Reykjavik. Bed & Books B&B, Reykjavik, Iceland: Everything most anyone ever dreamt a B&B to be, ideally.
Assailed by arctic terns.
Assailed by arctic terns.
Bjarnadalur valley, ~7km north of Bifrost University; on Road 60 due west of Baula (volcano)
Holmavik & Hunafloi Bay on the Greenland Sea
Holmavik & Hunafloi Bay on the Greenland Sea
Near Hrófbergsfjall, about 10 minutes west of Holmavik in the Westfjords.
A weathered old house corroding in the briney Arctic wind sighing over the rocks of Skutulsfjörður.
Ladder for boats banked in Skutulsfjörður. Seen from Isafjordur on a misty morning in June. On a clear day, you can see Snæfjöll across the bay.
Ísafjörður Church cemetery in the foreground; Ísafjörður Culture House in the background.
It was surprising to watch the shore in the morning and see no boats in the water - a far as I could tell, they remained in the harbor. There didn't seem to be anyone bringing fish in all day long. Perhaps the weather was bad for fish? I don't know boat types very well, but there appeared to be a mix of fishing boats and ferries docked in Polurinn harbor, with fishing boats appearing to outnumber the ferries by far - as expected. But from 5AM to 11AM, the harbor was quiet, and I only saw one man in the vicinity, repairing his boat.