The third was a geyser, apparently the most regular in the world. It erupts every 6min or less.
After that we embarked on a drive to Vik as were trying to see the giant national park, on the way we found this wonderful mountain scape with 4 small waterfalls, we were able to get up close and personal to it, even behind it. The sound was like a jet flying overhead, a real treat.
We headed back on our way to Vik and with 80km left to go, driving through the mountain passes again(lots of these today) it started to get dark and snow. We struggled on, finally finding Hotel Hofdabrekka outside of Vik, the last night it's open.
Safe and sound. More later.
Nice scarf old man
ReplyDeleteoh matt's-dad, you are funny.
ReplyDeletesounds like iceland is awesome and ridiculous and full of exactly the kinds of things that i'd want to go see very soon. sucks about the darkness though, it was hard enough getting out of bed this morning at 7 in the pitch-blackness (yes yes, insert your jokes about my lazyness here), i can't imagine it being dark at 9:30, IN OCTOBER!
it snowed here yesterday too; was driving up to buckwallow for team-end-of-year-ride and it wet-snowed most of the way up, it was worrysome, but stopped and was dry when we got there.
liz has a red nose, haha.
i will stop now, until you post again tonight. i am having separation anxiety.