Category: Europe

On Wednesday, July 16, we went to the Sculpture park created by Gustav Vigeland, a famous sculptor of the late 19th, early 20th century. He created 212 sculptures for this park as well as...

We decided to start our day by visiting the Munch Museum on Tuesday, July 15. What a bad decision! So we knew The Scream was not a happy work of art, but we hadn’t...

We decided to go on a walking tour on Monday, July 15. We are supposed to meet our guide next to the tiger near the Osló Central train station. Since we were there, we...

It feels like we’re part of an art project. We can see the Museum of Modern Art across the way, but it also seems like we are a part ot this museum. Here’s a...

Gail and Cathy went to downtown Reykjavík the day before we left Iceland, Friday, July 11. Gail and I parted ways with Ken and Cathy at Keflavík Airport on Saturday, July 12. They headed...

Thursday, July 10, began with an incredible sunrise (at 2:30 AM). Gail was up (amazingly) and recorded these photos. We left our best Airbnb ever about 10 AM. With some critters bidding us farewell...

Tuesday, July 8, we decided to go to Kirkjubæjarklaustur, a small village northeast of here. Only 500 people, but it has a few restaurants, a grocery store and a couple of waterfalls. Instead of...

Reynisfjara beach is the most famous of Iceland’s black sand beaches, but there is another in the area, closer to Vik, called Víkurfjara Beach. On Monday, July 7, we decided to visit both in...

On Sunday, July 6, Gail and I rented a car and headed southeast. We passed some marvelous countryside. We got few photos because… We stopped in Selfoss to get a few photos Of the...

… at the zoo! That’s where we decided to go today (Friday, July 4). Reykjavík’s zoo is unusual since its animals are all from Iceland. No lions, elephants or tigers. Just horses, sheep, goats....