Take a Drive in Southern Iceland
Here's a little clip and some photos of the landscape driving in Southern Iceland, and you can see you share the road with some sheep. The sheep roam freely in Iceland, eating the grass and if you visit be sure to try the lamb. Its so good they also have a traditional flat bread that is eaten with smoked cold cuts of lamb. Folks in Iceland also make great woolen clothing they need to stay warm there, but I would say they do it with style. Above you see a black sand beach, it was pretty wild though and rocky hard to access the beach and take a stroll but stunning all the same.
Here's a little stone elf, near the horse farm we stayed on locals think that if they put them outside their homes it keeps evil away :-)
Have a great weekend everyone :-)
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Have a great weekend everyone :-)
Beautiful clicks, Love it.
ReplyDeletethanks for joining us
Deleteso lovely!
ReplyDeletethanks for joining us
DeleteLooks like it was a great coastal drive!
ReplyDeleteyou would love it
DeleteWild! Herds of sheep stopping traffic! That's so funny! And what spectacular scenery! I need to visit Iceland someday.
ReplyDeletehope you get to go and there really is no traffic he he
DeleteLooks lovely. I want to visit Iceland now. Looks so serene and picturesque
ReplyDeletehope you can :-)
DeleteBeautiful place, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletethanks for coming
DeleteThe black sand beach is stark but beautiful. What fun to be driving through a herd of sheep :) The little ones must have loved it!
ReplyDeletethey did and the baa's :-)
Deletelovely pictures
ReplyDeleteYou were in Iceland? What an amazing trip! I'd love to get there someday.
ReplyDeleteyep we were there a couple of weeks ago loved it
DeleteWhat a great trip. A happy weekend to you!
ReplyDeletethanks you too
DeleteFascinating, Rebecca! Thanks for taking us along. I'm used to the volcanic sand on beaches...many islands in the Caribbean have black sand beaches. This one was a tad more stark, though. :)
ReplyDeleteWe could all use the little stone elf in our front yards!
yep I think your right :-) and they are cute
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