This week we conclude the four part series of travelogue episodes to cover my first tour in Iceland a month ago, from August 25 to September 5, 2013. Iceland definitely didn't disappoint, with beautiful light and incredible scenery, and we had a great group to travel with as a bonus....
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Image Gallery
Reynisdrangar at Vík í Mýrdal
Surfboard
Vík í Mýrdal Church
Hálsanefs Hellir
Skógafoss (Falls)
Skógafoss (Falls) with Rainbow
Seljalandsfoss (Falls)
Seljalandsfoss (Falls)
Last Bus
2013 Iceland Tour Group Photo
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4 Comments
David Theobald
Posted at 21:33h, 12 OctoberGreat podcasts. I’ve followed you since No1.
I’m busy working in the Caspian for the next 2 years doing maritime stuff as marine advisor / Captain offshore. After this I retire!!!
My to do list includes your tours. Cant wait!
Best Regards
Dave
Martin Bailey
Posted at 12:00h, 13 OctoberThanks Dave, for the kind words, and for following the Podcast for so long!
Good luck with your next couple of years, and I look forward to meeting you on the tours. You’ll have a ball!
Cheers,
Martin.
Si
Posted at 19:10h, 10 AugustI’ve just enjoyed looking through your whole Iceland gallery. It’s a place I’ve always wanted too visit and I’ve seen many pictures of the beautiful “cliche views”. This is the first time I’ve been shown some other aspects, the rawness of the landscape and industry. Fantastic, thank you very much. All best Si.
Martin Bailey
Posted at 10:43h, 11 AugustThanks for taking the time to look and comment Si! I’m pleased you like this work.