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I haven't totally figured out how to add text to my posts...ooops.
The first photos show scenes of Iceland, some from day hikes, some from the road. The iceberg filled lagoon was our best campsite - our tent was right near the shore (a bit too near we quickly learned, as this is the lagoon where we saw a huge iceberg surface from way below).

The images that show candles in the icebergs and then fireworks are from a spectacular fundraising event hosted by the local search + rescue group - a complete coincidence that we were camped there on that particular night.

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