From the amazing light show on Monday night here in Reykjavík!
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It’s not easy being green… it is easy seeing it though, on a tour from Reykjavik!
Goðafoss, the waterfall of the Gods. You wonder why they called it that…?
Two-faced dog is ashamed.
Maybe I’ll deal with it. Maybe I’ll deal with it the way I dealt with Curly Jefferson.
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In heaven, or more specifically, at the Blue Lagoon.
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Walking on water? Sure, everything is possible in Iceland! (Sort-of.)
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I rode through the tundra on a pony with no name… (not quite as catchy, is it?)
If photos from Harpa concert hall sometimes look like incomprehensible modern art… that’s because Harpa sometimes looks like that.
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Hexagonal basalt columns at Reynisfjara, with a backdrop of Reynisdrangar out in the sea, south Iceland.
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Psychedelic concert photo from the famous Reykjavik nightlife.
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This sheep seems a little lost, doesn’t it?
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Be careful on Reynisfjara beach. It’s magnificent, but don’t get too close.
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Iceland is also beautiful from above.
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Harpa concert hall is supportive of breast cancer awareness and so should you be.
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You wouldn’t think it, but this guy is actually a huge HBO star.
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Being in front of the raw power of waterfall can be mind blowing.