After 35 km we reached Nupssadtur (another tongue breaker). This is a small village with old typical buildings from the last century. The only house which you could go in was the church, the others were private. It was really cold and so we decided to go in and have some cookies (normally we wouldn't eat in a church, but it was really necessary). The church was small but quite nice.
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picnic in the church |
through the village, summer time ?!? |
Just before Skaftafell (10 km's) a really strong rain started. We got wet. When we reached Skaftafell we weren't happy. Some even thought about going back to home with the airplane.
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good to be under a roof |
warming upppppp |
After a while we got warm and we were all happy (well, I can only tell you my feelings). At about 1 am we decided to go on the glacier which was next to the camping ground. Perhaps you think now: "What, a glacier next to a camping ground?" Well, that is Iceland. To go on a glacier you should be well prepared. Well, I am not talking about crampons, you don't need them at the bottom of this glacier, this one is really flat. It was wet, the ice was melting (it was summer) so we prepared our shoes.
On the glacier
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damn good feeling to ride a bike on
a glacier |
sitting on it |