Tuesday, May 19 continued… We came to a cute fishing village called Olafsvik and decided to stop here to get some food. Here was a shot of the fishing harbor. We went into the grocery store to see if they … Continue reading →
continued… The path led to another staircase, which ended in a long, relatively thin cavern. Here was a shot looking back at the staircase from deeper inside the cavern. You can see the staircase that led up to the entrance … Continue reading →
continued… We got back into the car and made the relatively short drive to the ticket booth for the Vatnshellir Cave. Here was a view of the parking lot and Londrangar Cliffs from the ticket booth. They told us that … Continue reading →
continued… we headed to Snaefellsjokull National Park. It was a relatively short drive from the gorge. We didn’t have to turn off the road to enter into the park — we merely drove past a sign that said Welcome to … Continue reading →
continued… We piled back in the car. It was a relatively short drive to our next stop, Raudfeldsgja Gorge. This was the view from the parking lot (and parking was free). It was hard to see in this photo, but if … Continue reading →
Jennifer is a big fireworks fan who has long wanted to visit Singapore, so we achieved both with an end-of-the year stopover in the city-state to ring in the New Year watching their legendary pyrotechnics display. We’d passed briefly through Singapore on our way to a scuba diving trip in Indonesia, and made a five-night…
Tuesday, May 19 – The poor sleep we’ve been getting here in Iceland was making it difficult to get moving in the morning. We got off to a late start. For breakfast, we took the car to a bakery in … Continue reading →
May 2 – May 8, 2026: This week has been tiring. On Saturday, we arrived in Cape Canaveral. The marina we went to was nice, and there were a ton of people there to help us dock. Cette semaine était … Continue reading →
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