My journey to Iceland in July and August, 2015, consisted of:
- 3 nights in Reykjavik
- 2 nights in Skogar
- 2 nights near Jökulsárlón
- 3 nights near Lake Myvatn
- 3 nights in Holmavik
- 2 nights in Alftanes
In total, I took over 8900 photographs of this delightful and stunning country. It’s taking me a bit of time to go through and process them all, but I will get there eventually.
Below are several of the photographs I took on the way down to Alftanes from the Westfjords, in Reykjavik, and around the Reykjanes Peninsula. This is the last post, but I’ll compile them all with the trip report into one MASTER report. Thank you for enjoying!
Random shots from Alftanes and the Reykjanes Peninsula
Farm animals at the Viking Museum in Keflavik:
Eirikstadir
Grindavik
Hafnir Hot Springs
Hlid Fisherman’s Village
Kliefarvatn and Krýsuvík Hot Springs
A few last memories of Reykjavik
Saga Museum
Viking Restaurant
Viking Life Museum, Keflavik
One final view of Iceland as the plane flies by…
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Don’t miss information on Celtic myth and history, as well as practical travel planning tips, and hidden places, in my travel books.
– Stunning, Strange and Secret: A Guide to Hidden Scotland
– Mythical, Magical, Mystical: A Guide to Hidden Ireland
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I am an artist, accountant and author living in western New York, transplanted from Denmark, Michigan, Florida, West Virginia, Pennsylvania (in that order!) I love the beauty of the world and sharing it with others through jewelry, photography, digital painting and writing.
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Awesome photos from author Christy Nicholas. Check out her pictures and some of her books!
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A most unexpected land…..wonderfully unexpected.
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How inspiring! It must have been an amazing journey! Thanks for sharing it in photos.
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It was indeed amazing. Next I’ll compile them all with my trip report for a mega-post of epic proportions 🙂
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