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day 1

today I arrived in Iceland for the start of a new season on a new team. After a 7hr flight I arrived in north Iceland because Reykjavik airport was closed. So then I had to take a 6hr bus ride to my town where I was met by one of the board members mikey. At around 6pm my new coach came and...

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katieandboo on May 10, 2010 from Reykjavik, Iceland

from the travel blog: icelandic adventures

Islândia

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psyduck92 on September 8, 2009 from Reykjavik, Iceland

from the travel blog: Histórias do Errante

Blue Lagoon

Me and my mom and my dad and i are going to blue Lagoon. It is supposed to be a spa, my mom says it is from geoeconomic heat from lava. The water blue and it has calcium in it that helps our skin. When I saw the rocks they were white under the water and black over the water, they were hard...

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nicoandkara on July 2, 2009 from Reykjavik, Iceland

from the travel blog: Around the world in 80 days

Blue Lagoon

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nicoandkara on July 2, 2009 from Reykjavik, Iceland

from the travel blog: Around the world in 80 days

Iceland Day 1- Nicosia Rainey-Ray age 11

Day one Reykjavík Iceland. When I was walking through the town I noticed that there was no African-Americans. Since I live in Boston I'm used to a lot of African-Americans, but all I see is a lot of the white people. In the town that we are staying in, it smells, really bad. And Water...

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nicoandkara on June 29, 2009 from Reykjavik, Iceland

from the travel blog: Around the world in 80 days

Last Stop - Blue Lagoon

Last day in Iceland and we went to the Blue Lagoon. We finally got out of the cold! The lagoon is outside but it is really warm water and we swam in it. The water is turquoise and the sand on the bottom is like the black sand we saw at the beach. There is a waterfall shower outside and we put...

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valnyhout on May 10, 2009 from Keflavik, Iceland

from the travel blog: Finding my British Roots, eh?

Our last days in Iceland

On Friday morning we walked around the city of Reykjavik. We did some shopping and I mocked a polar bear. We went to The Pearl. From the top you can see the whole city. It was really nice but it was cold out there. We walked to the water and it was very chilly. We didn’t stay very long. Late in...

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valnyhout on May 9, 2009 from Skaftafell, Iceland

from the travel blog: Finding my British Roots, eh?

Nice Land

Yesterday we flew to Iceland. It was a medium flight – it took about 3 hours. Iceland looks really nice. It is really, really cold. We drove to the city of Reykjavik. On the drive we saw dirt and sand and rocks. There were no trees and no grass. We could see mountains with snow and the sea. It...

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valnyhout on May 7, 2009 from Reykjavik, Iceland

from the travel blog: Finding my British Roots, eh?

Restlessness

We zoom down over lava and lichen to Keflavik airport, pass through security (they’re still as young as before), change money (kroner, not euros), arrange a hotel and catch a bus for the 50 kilometer ride into Reykjavik. Stacks of rock beckon human-like as we pass, everywhere is lava rubble, and...

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roel krabbendam on June 24, 2007 from Reykjavik, Iceland

from the travel blog: Heaven

Youth

The airport is just as we remember it from previous trips: modern and inspiring. We are surrounded by tall, beautiful people speaking unintelligibly, wander through tilting stone and glass terminals to customs and passport control, and enter the European Union. Actually, it's not the...

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roel krabbendam on May 24, 2007 from Reykjavik, Iceland

from the travel blog: Heaven

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