Strange times indeed! Sitting in lockdown in Edinburgh writing this post seems somehow sureal – especially as it is just […]
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Puffins in Borgarfjörður Eystri
In Borgarfjörður Eystri there is a protected small half-island which is home to thousands of puffins (among other birds) and […]
Hiking from Borgarfjörður Eystri to Brunavik
On a fine day like the one we had the whole hike was just amazing. Lovely temperatures of around 15°, […]
Just some views
Here are just some wonderful views which fit no real category… The view from the pass to Borgarfjörður Eystri down […]
Hiking in May / June
May and June are principally early summer, yet the temperature and environment is often still quite behind the perception of […]
Dettifoss and Selfoss
Dettifoss and Selfoss are two waterfalls of the Jökulsá á Fjöllum river which further downstream runs through Asbyrgi as well. […]
Asbyrgi
Asbyrgi is a rugged wonderland of old volcanos washed down by torrential streams when the glaciers melted. It is usually […]
Lupine studies
Lupines are very beautiful – especial in colder climate zones where not very much else is growing – yet they […]
Heading North to the Westfjords
The next segment of our journey was a trip up North-West to the Westfjords – the oldest part of Iceland. […]
More volcanic expressions
Somo more expressions of vocanism to enjoy… erosion creates small canyons mud pools slightly bubbling around old bridge foundations engulfed […]
Ursi & Michi 