Day three in Iceland started with an exploration of Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon – an incredible visual display.
According to Wikipedia, the glacier is situated at the head of the Breiðamerkurjökull glacier, and developed into a lake after the glacier started receding from the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.
The day flew by afterwards. We continued our way along the south east coast, pulling over every time a neat photo opportunity presented itself.
At times, we faced winds around 80 km/hour. The photo below was snapped at one of the more gusty locations on Ring Road.
And before we got to our hotel in Egilsstaðir, we stopped over in a little village called Reyðarfjörður. That’s where we picked up some groceries, and filled the car. To my surprise, I also spotted more elf homes!
Loving the photos Em! What an amazing trip. Keep having fun! Hug
Heather! I have so much to tell you!!
Wonderful photographs. That sheep with one horn is kind of funny. It has a strange stunned look like it has just been in a battle.
I didnt even notice it had one horn until after I took the photos!
Again wonderful photos! The elf homes were really cute, and the sheep with the one horn is my favourite. What an adventure you both are having! 🙂
I didnt even notice the sheep had one horn until I took the photo! It makes him unique 🙂 But there is so many sheep here!
I’m really enjoying following your adventures. The photos are spectacular! I especially like the landscape photos and I enjoyed the photo of the elf houses too. I will be waiting to read about day four of your Iceland adventures.
I am enjoying hunting for elf homes! I think they are such fun folklore! 🙂
Very stark and magnificent setting.
It truly is, a must-see for any photographers!
The sheep seem well muffled up, Emily
Aren’t they cute 🙂 I can’t help but take photos of them!
it looks like my kind of place!! love
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You should go! I’d rank it second after Norway!
Wow – beautiful photos. I especially love that first one.
I have been trying out a lot of panoramas! They are turning out well 🙂