Grundafjordur

Glanced out my window this morning to find Grundafjordur already dressed and ready to go!
Glanced out my window this morning to find Grundafjordur already dressed and ready to go!
When Iceland converted to Christianity, their leader tossed all his pagan god statues into this waterfall, which is why it’s called Godafoss (the waterfall of the gods.)
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When Iceland converted to Christianity, their leader tossed all his pagan god statues into this waterfall, which is why it’s called Godafoss (the waterfall of the gods.)
Seems like a fitting name for a seaside brew here in Akureyri.
Meanwhile, I thought that other sign in Aku read “lasagna” at first. (And interesting that the silhouette looks like a husky now.Read more
“Kunst” means “art,” so I guess this is the ambulance to call if you are having an “art attack.” (Har dee har!)
Meanwhile, these restroom graphics really get the point across!
The church doors were locked today. Rather odd for a Sunday, but at least we were able to explore the churchyard.
Many of the oldest graves are cast iron and flush to the ground. I enjoyed seeing aRead more
Greetings from Alesund, Norway. It’s a bit drizzly & windy today, but we are still enjoying the town & the view!
The seas were too rough to navigate into Haugesund today, so we took a scenic fjord cruise today.
Admiring Slartibartfast’s handiwork again in Norway!