Our first day without sunshine.  But it was just right to see some of the city of Reyjavik.

We started our last day in Iceland with a lazy start and and a walk around the flowers in the front yard of our farm house.

And then a stop at the last waterfall for our trip,  Urriðafoss.

 I think I really fell in love with Iceland Waterfalls and Dianne was very patient with me.

 

Urriðafoss is said to flow more water than any other waterfall in Iceland

We spent the afternoon in Revjavik seeing the sights and eating a hot dog!

Alþingishúsið

The Home of the Iceland Parliament

Corrugated metal is a popular building material in Iceland.  The wooded land was used by the Vikings and wood as a building material is scarce.  Corrugated metal is light but strong and serves well in this harsh weather and volcanic region.

Often the homes and churches (Tin Tabernacles) are painted bright colors

And a visit to Iceland would not be complete without an Icelandic Hot Dog!

 

Reykjavík is a harbor town including small and large boats and ships.

One of the most interesting things we say in Reykjavík was the Viking Settlement Exhibition.  A Viking Settlement was found in Reykjavik and the exhibition was built around it. Some amazing technology to help present the story!

Off to the Airport Inn to catch an early flight back to the States!

Thanks Iceland, I am sure we will see you again!