Vandfald / Waterfalls

Fredag kørte vi en dejlig lang tur og så mange vandfald og utroligt smukke steder! Først tog vi til Sejlalandsfoss, hvor man kunne komme ind bag vandfaldet. Jeg blev temmelig våd, men det var fint!

On Friday, we took a really nice ride and saw a lot of waterfalls and beautiful places! First, we went to Sejlalandsfoss, were you can walk behind the waterfall. I got quite wet, but it was beautiful!

Der er souvenirboder overalt, og jeg skyndte mig at tage et billede af det her fine mønster! Det må man kunne bruge en gang. 

There are souvenir-shops eveywhere, and I made sure to take a photo of this pretty pattern! I'm sure I can use it some time.  

Bagefter tog vi til Dyrhólaey, en meget smuk klippe og et fint sted at se søpapegøjer (eller lunder). De fløj dog temmelig hurtigt forbi, så det var ikke let at se dem helt tydeligt. 

Der var dagens første trappe-udfordring, men der var meget smukt!

Afterwards, we went to Dyrhólaey, a very beautiful rock and a nice place to watch the puffins! They did fly by very fast, though, so it was not easy to see them very clearly. 

We also met the first staircase-challenge of the day, but it was so pretty!

Efter frokost tog vi så til Black Sand Beach, hvor de her smukke klipper er. Sandet på stranden var virkelig helt sort, og de store bølger er berygtede for at kunne overrumple folk, og der er flere som er druknet der. 

Bølgerne blev beskrevet som "sneaky", men jeg syntes nu det var temmelig let at se hvor store de var. 

After lunch, we went to Black Sand Beach, where these beautiful rocks can be found. The sand on the beach is really totally black, and the big waves are infamous for surprising people, dragging them out to the sea. Several people drowned here. Although the waves were described as "sneaky", it was easy to see how big they were. 

På vej hjem så vi også Skógafoss, et temmelig stort og smukt vandfald! Man kunne gå op til toppen ad trapper, hvor nogle trappetrin var så høje som mine knæ. Temmelig udfordrende!

On the way home, we also watched Skógafoss, a quite big and beautiful waterfall! You could walk to the top by a staircase, where some steps were as tall as my knees. Quite challenging!