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Throughout Iceland we noticed that the sheep were often found in small groups of three. Where there were larger herds in a field it seemed that they were…
The powerful Gullfoss can be visited from both sides of the river. This photo is taken from the west side. The scale and power of this waterfall is…
Likely the most photographed waterfall in Iceland due to the stunning Kirkufell Mountain in the background. Location: Grundarfjordur, Iceland
I woke up in the middle of the night and made the drive from my campsite in town to Kirkufellsfoss just in time to capture this photo before…
With Eiríksjökull looming in the background this is a pretty scenic spot for a bathroom break. Location: Holtavörðuheiði, Iceland
For being the largest and most powerful waterfalls in Iceland, and indeed, all of Europe, Dettifoss is hidden where you really wouldn’t expect a waterfall of this size….
The beautiful Goðafoss, the waterfall of the gods. Location: Northeastern Region, Iceland
The current Þingeyrar Church was built in 1877 from stones quarried in Nesbjörgkliffen. The stones were placed on a sled and dragged from the quarry across a frozen…
The beautiful stone archway over a cobblestone path leading to the front entrance of the church. Location: Þingeyrar, near Blönduós, Iceland
This pretty little waterfall is on the Víðidalsá river near Kolugil Farm. It’s visible from the highway bridge where the calm waters of the valley plunge into a…
Little church at Þingvellir proudly flying the Icelandic flag on a windy day. Location: Thingvellir National Park, Iceland
By the time we left Gullfoss, the parking lot was totally empty. We were treated to this beautiful sunset before we took off to set up camp for…
These icebergs were piled up on the shoal at the leeward side of the lake where a short river flowed into the Atlantic Ocean. The rain was pouring…
I’m sure this waterfall has a name but we just named it One Thousand One. Or was it Two Thousand One? Location: West Coast Region, Iceland
Looking West over the famous Reynisfjara black sand beach. Location: Near Vík í Mýrdal, Iceland
Puffins are fast! They also like to nest on cliffsides that aren’t always easy to access by land. I managed to capture this little guy coming in for…
Skógafoss is 25 m wide and plunges 60 m to a pool that you can walk right up to – of course you’re going to get wet! Location:…
Seljalandsfoss has a 60 m drop and has a path that enables you to walk the undercut cliff right around behind the waterfall. Location: South Region, Iceland
Next to the abundant sheep, horses are the most common animal seen grazing in the vast grassy pastures around Iceland. Location: South Region, Iceland
This cute little Atlantic Puffin is just chilling in the grass before a busy day at sea. Location: Reynisfjara, Iceland
There are worse spots to live. It’s a common sight to see little farms or houses at the base of giant waterfalls pouring out of the highlands. Location:…
When the spectacular Berg Lake trail is crowded to the limit, hikers can take a quick drive to the Mt. Fitzwilliam trailhead and get into the backcountry without…
This is Joan arriving to the saddle on the Opal Hills trail just before the steep ridge scramble up to the summit. It was early in the season…
This is high up on the Bald Hills Loop trail in Jasper. Even way up in the sub-alpine the ground can be soft and mushy in places and…
Seeing a mother bear with cubs is always such a pleasure. In the spring of 2018 we saw quite a few bears in Jasper and this is my…
It’s WaterLEMON, not WaterMELON. We dropped the anchor in Waterlemon Bay for a few chill days of hammocking, snorkelling, and relaxing. I mean, we were relaxing anyway… I…
While at anchor in Waterlemon Bay I took the dinghy to shore for a little hike up the Leinster Bay Trail. The trail climbs through some trees and…
