I saw some chickens, but that’s not why I went on the trip.
The scenery was spectacular.
There’s not many places on earth that you can stand on an ice cap.
Have you guessed yet? Here’s a hint: that snow looks dirty from volcanic ash.
At lower elevations there are bubbling mud pots, geysers and hot springs.
If you haven’t figured out where I went on vacation yet, this next picture will give the location away. The sheep have four horns!
And the horses are as cute as can be. I’d like to bring her home, but I think she’d miss the open fields and the clean, blowing winds of Iceland.
Iceland! Wow!! Did you come home with any Icelandic wool?
I came home with hand-knit leggings and fingerless gloves. Loved the sweaters – but they’re too itchy for me!
Wow is right! How long were you there? Was it strictly a pleasure trip? Do you have family there?
Too cool!
It was a short, five-day vacation. I’ve wanted to go for ages, and it surpassed my expectations.
Oh my goodness Terry – those photos are spectacular. Sounds like a lovely trip.
It’s somewhere I’ve always fancied going – flights used to be so cheap from Heathrow and they even did day-trips! It looks wonderful, you can sort of see how clean the air is, now that the dust has settled.
Looks like a fabulous trip. Love the sheep. Have to add Iceland to my list.
Yes! Never considered Iceland, but I will now! I want to go before the ice caps melt though. Beautiful photos, thanks for sharing!
Totally absolutely AWESOME! I need to add that to my list of things I want to do before I die.
Glad you had a great time and the pictures are the best.
Fabulous! Gotta love those ponies! They are adorable! Glad you are back…We missed you!
You lucky lady!!!!! WOW! It’s so beautiful!