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  • Iceland Mostly work but some pleasure... Will be updated with more info. Posted by gunnhild in Gunnhild's travelblog | Jul 13, 2007
  • Me and Toxy going around Iceland Flight from Berlin to Kevlavik, there begins my adventure, my first trip biking trip, on my first recumbent bike, with my first slef-made bike bags, and with new knees. This is my summer of 2009. I spent 5 weeks with my Posted by utelie in UU | Jul 30, 2009
  • Iceland [img=http://photos.travel Posted by RED1STONEY in They came in search of paradise... | Dec 10, 2008
  • Golden Circle Iceland July 3 Iceland, the Golden Circle Today is my last full day in Iceland. If the morning we woke up and my mom and dad rented a car. We rented the car along with two other people, katiline and Oliver. We drove Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Jul 7, 2009
  • Blue Lagoon Me and my mom and my dad and i are going to blue Lagoon. It is supposed to be a spa, my mom says it is from geoeconomic heat from lava. The water blue and it has calcium in it that Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Jul 2, 2009
  • Day One -Reykjavik, iceland Day one Reykjavík Iceland. When I was walking through the town I noticed that there was no African-Americans. Since I live in Boston I'm used to a lot of African-Americans, but all I see is a lot of the white people. Posted by nicoandkar in Nicoandkara Travels | Jun 29, 2009
  • Iceland by Thumb Iceland.. WOW!! or Iceland eh... Why? They are the kind of mixed responses I got while boasting about my new upcoming trip to the 'Land of Ice'. But that's where I went and I had been wanting to see this place Posted by Follow Me in Out Of England | Jun 10, 2009
  • Ysland, zomer '08 [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/212972/IJsland_269.jpg thumb=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/212972/thumb_IJsland_2 Posted by oiio in Didier ziet de wereld | May 21, 2009
  • The end Returned to Reykjavik to buy a small puffin and other bits and pieces, and to take in a couple of museums. Also to spend one night in relative luxury at the Radisson SAS Saga hotel, which has a spa, which Posted by urchinjoe in The Icelandic Saga | Oct 14, 2008
  • Circles Drove, via Godafoss (small but pretty and historical) Akureyri, a town of 16,000 people, seemed like the most extensive and busy metropolis in the world after the North-East coast. We visited several churches, all with their own unique charms, including Posted by urchinjoe in The Icelandic Saga | Oct 11, 2008
  • The western side and some tasty geysers We stayed in Akureyri two nights ago, where we were amazed to find traffic lights and to not immediately be able to park. Ie this was an actual town. And a nice one with a good church (closed Posted by snowboot in The Icelandic Saga | Oct 10, 2008
  • Hot meals We have discovered that the travel guides do not go far enough in informing their readers of the potential for establishments to be closed in winter (from Oct 1st). It is a potential extremely high. Today we walked across a Posted by snowboot in The Icelandic Saga | Oct 7, 2008
  • Adverse weather conditions From Egilstadir we drove north to Husey, which, when you include ourselves, the two Germans in the room below ours, and the population of the community, calls itself home to about ten people. The road to Husey is long and Posted by urchinjoe in The Icelandic Saga | Oct 7, 2008
  • The South-East of Iceland We left Reykjavik in our hire-car, which is pale green and has five doors, two nights ago, to visit the Blue Lagoon. ITs a hot, salty, silty, muddy and surreal place, the by-prouct of geothermal power. The water is milky Posted by urchinjoe in The Icelandic Saga | Oct 4, 2008
  • North East Iceland and Northern Lights We are now in Egilstadir, a small town on the east coast, and are heading to Husey for the night, where apparently many seals reside. Yesterday we saw a lake with loads of icebergs (Joe will no doubt be Posted by snowboot in The Icelandic Saga | Oct 4, 2008
  • Sweaters In this internet cafe one may drink Rooibosch, yay. Plus it's warmer than effing freezing in here and a flamingo hangs from a light fitting with tinsel round its jolly pink neck. In Reykjavik thick hand knitted sweaters Posted by snowboot in The Icelandic Saga | Oct 1, 2008
  • Arriving in Reykjavik I got my dissertation finished, drove to Essex, met Laura's parents and flew to Reykjavik in the last couple of days. We arrived here yesterday, checked into Baldursbra guest-house, and slept immediately. Then explored Reykjavik. Its a very small capital Posted by urchinjoe in The Icelandic Saga | Oct 1, 2008
  • Manuscripts I went to the Cultural Centre with a group of people who are completing the MA program in Medieval Icelandic Studies. There we saw the saved remains of manuscripts of Icelandic sagas, which was pretty neat because I've been hearing Posted by corneggs in Travels | Aug 30, 2008
  • Oink oink, muu muu So what have I been doing for the past few days? Well, getting settled in yada yada yada. When I first arrived I met two Americans, one of whom had already been to Reykjavík before. So we went into the Posted by corneggs in Travels | Aug 30, 2008
  • Lessons Learned, Almost Blown Away So I don't think I'm going to go on the field excursion that originally led me to want to attend the University of Iceland in the first place. But oh well. Plans and intentions change. That doesn't mean that I Posted by corneggs in Travels | Aug 30, 2008
  • Welcome to Cloudland Layers upon layers of clouds were the first things I saw as we descended down to Keflavik Airport, 45 minutes from the capital of Reykjavik. Then I saw the sea and thought for just a second that we were going Posted by corneggs in Travels | Aug 28, 2008
  • Greenland is covered in ice No time to write anything now, but looks for the following items in a lengthly discussion of iceland: 1. greenery 2. the moon 3. $10 beer 4. volcanoes 5. hot dogs After the weekend in England, we're in Dresden until tomorrow when we Posted by seventurns in Manthei Family extravaganza! | Jul 29, 2008
  • Hello from Reykjavik! Hello from Reykjavik, the northernmost capital city in the world! When they say this is the land of the midnight sun, they aren't kidding. I have yet to see the sun set, and it has my sleeping schedule all Posted by sfoshee in Scott's Iceland and Scandinavia 2008 | Jun 8, 2008
  • To keep promises or not When I come back home from my trip to the country I have visited for the first time people always keep asking me weather I liked the place. What was the most striking experience I had? Were there any interesting Posted by tomik in All around the world in a slow pase | Jan 2, 2008
  • Iceland Before heading to Iceland, Liam and i dropped into the UK - London was mostly catching up with friends from Perth - followed by a whirlwind peep into Glasgow and Edinburgh. We were both surprised at how small both Posted by legham in travelog | Aug 10, 2007
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