On the other side, we got to the airport and drove to a lava field where we climbed the hill in this moonscape and except for a few signs of human habitation might have been on the surface of the moon. But the indentations the interesting rocks and the scenic views and flora made us happy that we had this car and would be exploring for a few days. Next we came upon the hot springs where the signs warned and we saw a spring off to the side before checking the map of trails in front of us which made it clear we wanted to stay on the path as we looked down upon bubbling pools with smoke rising and dented pieces as we looked across the landscape of the various thermal pots here

before we looked down upon a lot of smoke rising and made our way to a path that brought us close to the pots so that smoke was rising and ricks were hot as we made our way past this interesting piece of nature and finally bid farewell so that we could head towards the Hotel Bjork in Reykjavik and check into this room for a much needed nap.

When we woke up, we realized that Ruby Tuesday was across the street but walking further past the houses of many colors we found our way to sandwiches and this pastry which amused Jane and me as we completed our lunch at the Sandholt and walked on through the town until we reached this statue of Skuli Magnusson (fogeti) by the city hall and watched the ducks in the pond

and the church in the distance which watching ducks this swan and this fountain and statue of Dianur Thors (Forsaeusradnerra) and this atomic bombed stone from Hiroshima as we looked at the city hall and the mountains in the distance recorded the label Ur Alogum Eifter Einar Jonsson in front of this sculpture bade farewell to this one and headed up the hill to this sculpture that told us the distance to Berlin (the German consulate being nearby) and this red rock as we made our way to Hallgrimur's Church (Hallgrimskirkja) where these were the views from the outside with the construction entrance the view up the side of the church and the information sign before we went inside and then went to the top to see wonderful views of the city of Reykjavik

and the Snaeefellsnes Peninsula with glacier across the bay. Outside, we paid homage to Leif Ericson and I posed with him and his context before heading back past the many colored houses (near the intown swimming pool).

After our first daily swim, we were ready for dinner and so walked into town to A naestu grosum, the vegetarian restaurant, where these were our meals and our drinks and the business card of the restaurant along with the dessert favored by Jane and the beer that I chose. On the way back to the hotel, we saw these 3 T shirts in the Dogma shop which was closed and after recording this memorial we noted the neckties and went home to bed.