|
GPS plot of ship in Bay in NE Iceland
|
Approaching the very isolated northeastern coast. The Captain brought the ship close to a fishing village and tooted the horn. The folks are still hiding under their beds. |
Downtown Akureyri has lots of street lights. Wonder why. |
|
|

|
 |
|
Akureyri is a beautiful little city at the end of a 100+ Km fjord at the Northwestern coast.
|
Reykjavik is the most northern capital city in the world. The Pearl is a rotating restaurant on the top of the thermal hot water tanks. The city is heated from a hot spring. |
A mean looking Uncle Sam beckons folks into the store. You can't make this stuff up. |
|
 |
 |
|
The Godafoss (God's Falls) waterfall is in the northern part of the island. Note the dapper hiking hat, cargo pants, and athletic pose.
|
Hallgrim's Church dominates the skyline of Reykjavik--when people are not lookng at the Pearl. |
The guide said that the European and North American plates separate here. OK, it looks like it to me. |
|
 |
 |
|
Everyone takes the "Golden Circle Tour" out of Reykjavik to see hot springs and
geysers.
|
The Gullifoss falls is fantastic, too
|
And big! See the people on the cliff at
mid-picture. |
|
|
 |
|
There are three really big glaciers in Iceland. This is one of the smaller ones.
|
The Summit House is where the cold war ended. |