There was still a bit of wind the next morning, but we were determined to see as much of the Snaefellsnes as we could before returning to Reykjavik. We did, and got back to Reykjavik by late afternoon, in time for our pre-departure COVID tests, and then easily found the large municipal campground.
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| Next morning at the Grundarfjordur campground |
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| A promising beginning |
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Just past Grundarfjordur, my re-creation of
Rickie Stevie's cover photo |
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Volcanic waste, bluebonnets, church, craters, glaciers, mountain
with the curl on top: Snaefellsjokull |
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| Tallest man-made structure in Iceland |
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| Entering the national park |
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| More volcanic wasteland |
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| Being quite poor at fishing, I did not try the stones |
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| Wreckage still all around |
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| On Black Sand Beach |
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| Actually shiny black pebbles |
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| Reminiscent of Dimmuborgir |
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| Perhaps our last picnic table view |
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| And Icelandic coastal scenes... |
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| And waterfalls... |
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| And horses...? |
1 comment:
...and still nobody at the picnic table. Sigh.
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