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Love road journeys and the sights they bring!:) loved the last pic 🙂
Glad you liked the pics! 🙂
I remembered these mosses, I loved the colours and textures 🙂 Yes, I agree, Iceland ring road is quite wonderful 🙂
Gin, I found them to be scary. You know from the time of middle earth or so. 🙂
yes I do remember!
Hi Agnes! Did you do the entire ring road trip?
Not quite by close
The moss was so deep and dense scenery like nothing else and 4 seasons in one day
Glaciers, difficult trails, volcanic beach with organ pipe stone formations, sheep, wild horses, so many water falls and so little trees.
How true! We either chased rain clouds or were chased by them. 🙂 And if the weather didn’t change it was the scenery. Sometimes, both. I’m feeling nostalgic. It’s hard to place Iceland in a particular slot. It seems to have a little bit of everything.