continued… We piled back in the car. It was a relatively short drive to our next stop, Raudfeldsgja Gorge. This was the view from the parking lot (and parking was free). It was hard to see in this photo, but if … Continue reading →
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Singapore
Jennifer is a big fireworks fan who has long wanted to visit Singapore, so we achieved both with an end-of-the year stopover in the city-state to ring in the New Year watching their legendary pyrotechnics display. We’d passed briefly through Singapore on our way to a scuba diving trip in Indonesia, and made a five-night…
Driving to Snaefellsnes Peninsula, Iceland
Tuesday, May 19 – The poor sleep we’ve been getting here in Iceland was making it difficult to get moving in the morning. We got off to a late start. For breakfast, we took the car to a bakery in … Continue reading →
Keith’s Perspective on Cape Canaveral and Jacksonville/Le point de vue de Keith sur Cap Canaveral et Jacksonville
May 2 – May 8, 2026: This week has been tiring. On Saturday, we arrived in Cape Canaveral. The marina we went to was nice, and there were a ton of people there to help us dock. Cette semaine était … Continue reading →
Dyrhólaey Natural Reserve and the Drive Back to Reykjavík, Iceland
continued… We walked down the path towards the ocean. According to the sign, Dyrhólaey was believed to have formed 80,000 years ago in a submarine eruption, and was originally a separate island. Over the millennia, the sea level has reduced. … Continue reading →
The Secret Waterfall Part 2 and The Drive to Dyrhólaey, Iceland
Monday, May 18 continued… At first, it looked like there was no way to get close to this fall, either. As the path wound around, we saw the waterfall through a crack in the cliff face. We noticed people were … Continue reading →
The Caves of Hella Part 2, Lunch at a Gas Station, and The Secret Waterfall Part 1
Continued… We continued across the field to the fourth cave. ?This one was currently used as a smokehouse. It had previously been used as a smokehouse, but they’d stopped. We didn’t remember why. The government approved it being used as … Continue reading →
The Caves Of Hella, in Ægissíða (near Hella), Iceland – Part 1
continued… It was sunny and warm at 50-degrees Fahrenheit. The drive was beautiful, with the snow capped mountains in the backdrop. We passed an area with several industrial looking operations, and it looked like they were running on geothermal power. … Continue reading →
And Even More on Reykjavík, Iceland
Monday, May 18 – The plan for today was to rent a car and drive to some of the famous sites to the south of Reykjavík. We left the hotel at 0750 and walked back to Baka Baka for breakfast. … Continue reading →
Keith’s Perspective on Returning to Florida/Le point de vue de Keith sur son retour en Floride
In San Diego, we did lots of science projects and hung out with family and friends. We came back to Florida on Tuesday, April 28th. The flight was long but uneventful. Às San Diego, on a fait beaucoup de projets de … Continue reading →
