The next day began with breakfast which prepared Jane and me for the new day so that we could drive off until we reached the Snaefellsness Peninsula and stopped at the Vegamont Restaurant where we looked out at snow covered peaks and loaded our drinks into the car before driving on to Budir where the old church (still in use) told us we were at the trail head and as we looked beyond the cemetery to the sea and Reykjavik in the distance we could see the path we would follow with interesting indentations that we could look into and fault lines with the mountains still in the background as we came to a dividing line of stone before getting further direction of the way to Frambudir which led to our first beach scene but as we walked on the beaches became more interesting

leading to this self portrait as we admired the fragility of the rocks and looked off in the distance to see birds circling as we tried to sort out the many mountain views before making our way back to the church which was now open for a Scotish tour group so that we could record what the inside looked like.

Next we drove on to Snaefellsojokull where the road was going to take us to the remarkable views and we choose to ignore signs like this one (which was ok to ignore) and the one that told us the road was impassable (which we might have considered more seriously) but we pressed on and came to this place where my tire marks give a sense of the challenge of reversing back down the hill after it was clear we could go no further. we did enjoy the view and were able to walk to the nearest snow fields but the glacier was out of reach even though the views we had were quite nice in all directions as Jane headed towards the nearby hill and we thanked the car for getting to a safe place from which we could learn about Bardur and the Singing Cave which we then walked to and were able to identify though the entry was small and though I went inside, I did not meet dwarfs and did not hear singing. But the scenery was quite good as Jane made her way in and we recorded views and ourselves as Jane pointed out the glacier which was becoming slightly more visible.

Next it was time for lunch, so we found this spot and while we were waiting, we noticed that we could get to the center of the earth from here and so recorded locations and then descended for photo ops

but when we came back up the locations were still the same (notice the errors in recording distances) as was the restaurant with turf covered roof as Jane recorded a few special distances and we headed to the dining place for our lunches which amused Jane but my self portrait first missed and then was in darkness. We continued on to the end of the peninsula and on to Olafsvikur where these scenes led us to walk to the point

and look out at the scenery and back at the glacier before we drove on to Grundarfjordur which was the town where we decided to record the ``Welcome to'' sign. as we drove on, the cliffs and glaciers and lakes were impressive and eventually we saw a small bridge in the distance which grew as we approached it and crossed it

and followed the trail to Stykkisholmur where we took the obligatory phone booth pictures and this picture of the church and thee of the harbor where we couldn't quite walk to the island afar but as we left town we did recorded the ``Leaving .. '' signs before we found our way to Helgafell where legend has it that if you climb the hill in silence and never look back and then look east and make 3 wishes (all for good) then your wishes come true. But you only get to do this once so there was pressure to get it right. These tour guides assured us that the legend was true and identified East for us and so we climbed and were greeted with these wonderful views

and this directional information (but I still hope my wishes come true). ON the way back to Reykjavik, we stopped for drinks that made Jane and me happy and a vegetable stir fry that did not at the Mastofan restaurant in Borgarnes. On our way back to our hotel, we stopped for a swim at this pool and then went to the Perlan where we posed with sculptures enjoyed the views and admired the architecture before calling it a day with a last dose of yogurt.