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Category Archives: international travel
On to Sardina
Day 4-5: We spent three nights at the hotel in Ajaccio right on the beach. Great accommodations. Our drives in Corsica have been very scenic but as we departed on day 5 we headed by ferry to Sardinia from the … Continue reading
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Odyssey Italia
Sept. 16: We are five days into this rally and I have yet to find the time to blog. If I don’t start soon, it will be over before I begin. So, this will be a bit of a summary, … Continue reading
Posted in international travel
Tagged Callanches de P)iana, Corscia, Odyssey Italia, World Heritage Sites
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Snaefellsnes Peninsula
July 3: Our last long day on the road. When we started out, I felt like we were on a road rally, which by the way I think Iceland would be a great place to rally, because we had a … Continue reading
Natural and Cultural Wonders
July 2: Still in Northern Iceland. Our travel guide suggested a stop at Gooafoss, the waterfall of the Gods. We hadn’t really intended to stop. We’ve seen a lot of waterfalls along the way and I have come to realize … Continue reading
Posted in Iceland, international travel
Tagged Gooafiss waterfall, Hofsos, Hoifsstadir Guesthouse, Siglufjorour
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Fjords and Fishing Villages
June 30, July 1: We are in picturesque Husavik, the “Whale Watching capital of Europe”. Everyday we learn more about Iceland. The population of Iceland goes like this. First are the sheep, second are horses and a distant third are … Continue reading
Icebergs and Glaciers
June 29. We left our hosts from the Glacier View Guesthouse and drove through what can only be described as a lunar landscape. These are lava fields actually made of smooth, moss-covered rocks and nothing else. Miles of it. It reminded … Continue reading
Posted in Iceland, international travel
Tagged Eastern Iceland, Golden Circle, Highway 1, Jokulsarion Glacier lagoon
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Waterfalls, Volcanic Beaches and More
June 28: I told Ed I wanted to make three stops on our route today and we made five! Leaving Hella, we first stopped at Keldur to see the sod houses left (and restored) from centuries ago. Most likely from the … Continue reading
