Our fourth day in Iceland continued along the southern coast and then turned inland for a beautiful gorge.
Coastal scenes by Dyrholaey and Reynisfjara |
Definitely hang on to your hat territory |
Black pebble beach; most of the "beaches" we saw in Iceland were black, like some in New Zealand...the recent volcanic origin |
Famous basalt columns at Reynisfjara; we'd see plenty more around the island |
The Fjadrargljufur gorge; about a kilometer long and several hundred meters deep; dug out into the heath by river action from a lagoon and retreating glacier |
The terrain |
Gorgeous gorge; we stayed that night at a private campground in Kirkjubaejarklauster, somehow passing a whole day and night without car/camper trouble |
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The basalt columns are like the ones we saw in Ireland. Those gorges are amazing!
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