Fifty shades of green... Our trip through Iceland, day 10: Seydisfjordur, Gugufoss and cliff fracture kufossar

Great report of your trip again and lovely those colors and the waterfalls, I understand your Iceland love more and more.

@The Creative Bumblebea 😇

marijke

what a lucky thing at that waterfall that you were able to take pictures before that pack arrived. A bus full of tourists is always annoying. How incredibly nice, that rainbow path and shops. Understand that it is always in pictures. I'll stay when your... Show morewhat a lucky thing at that waterfall that you were able to take pictures before that pack arrived. A bus full of tourists is always annoying. How incredibly nice, that rainbow path and shops. Understand that it is always in pictures. I'll stay when your house is finished.
And you just have to see that last waterfall with your own eyes, although I have to say it came across very well because of your photos.
Another fun blog!!

@marijke double thanks! We didn't find the place that suitable, so look further, but be welcome!

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Kinderworkshops Petra

Beautiful weather pictures. And that path is great. I love it.

@Kinderworkshops Petra thank you!

enigma

Nice pictures again ! Especially that... Show moreNice pictures again ! Especially that path.
I imagine you were annoyed by those tourists at the waterfall.
And take off bed linen. that's what we actually always do when we rent a cottage or room. (Except in a hotel).) We put everything in a heap, along with all the towels, etc. We always received a thank you for the attention. Small effort. But we've never been asked.

@enigma Sometimes I would just like to abolish people 😉. Indeed, I have no problem putting our towels in a heap, taking off the bed, leaving things tidy. We do it by default. But finding a list of what you're not allowed upon arrival seems so unkind that we... Show more @enigma Sometimes I would just like to abolish people 😉. Indeed, I have no problem putting our towels in a heap, taking off the bed, leaving things tidy. We do it by default. But finding a list of what you're not allowed upon arrival seems so unkind that we didn't do it in protest alone. By the way, we read this later with more people in the review. Well, it can't always be a party, shall we say.