We walked (7 mi) along a gorge chock full of waterfalls. It was raining again, so we didn't get the views of the nearby glaciers (again).
After the hike we made an all-too-brief stop at the folk museum of Skógar where we got a tour and were able to view old artifacts including stone and grass huts and a house where the barn for the farm animals was located in the first floor.
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Lori in front of the Skógafoss waterfall |
Gunnar said that there were 18 waterfalls on this hike |
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The raindrops gathered on the plants and grasses |
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The raindrops gathered on Bill, too |
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Lori smiles just before it starts raining |
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This was the largest waterfall above Skógafoss |
Yup, there were a lot of waterfalls on this hike! |
We walked behind the famous Seljalandsfoss waterfall.
The Seljalandsfoss waterfall |
Behind the Seljalandsfoss waterfall |
Lori, Asdis, and I moments before the wind shifted and
pelted that rock with water |
After a full day of waterfalls, Bill and Gunnar enjoy
cocktail hour |
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