You can not go in the blue Lagoon Naked, Although people will be walking around the changing rooms naked, (I don't mention that Icelandic women are very very very Attractive on whole because that's not PC. The Men mmmm Not so much) Bring your own towel and swimsuit cause they will gauge you for rental. Like cheaper to buy one in a store in the City. Hagkaup is like a get everything you want store, Groceries to Cloths. I'm sure you can Google them. They have stores all over.
On Mon, Jul 11, 2016 at 10:04 AM, Jan Faul <nyce2jan@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Peter-I was there a couple of decades back and make sure you get 4WD, not AWD. Make sure you get a station wagon you might be able to sleep comfortably in (if it’s raining or windy or a volcano lights up and you find yourself being hammered by pumice).Reykjavik airport might be the only place you can rent 4WD vehicles.I would also bring along a GPS set for Iceland. Getting lost is pretty easy.I also took along a camp stove and a teapot and except for a couple of times when I ate in local eateries, I mostly ate out of food stores. It saved a great deal.Take along your swim suit if you are at all self-conscious about getting nekkid in Blue Lagoon or other hot springs with the locals.And take along a warm sleeping bag and padded ground cover, as yes, at night it can get chilly. I don’t think you will have any days in the 80’s. Today’s high in Reykjavik will be 59ºF and it’s July.When I travel I take along a number of good Ziplok bags, as well, things can go missing. I shoot film, so…JanOn Jul 11, 2016, at 3:43 AM, Pini Vollach <pinimage@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi Peter,Some years ago (maybe ten…?) I did Iceland trip the same dates.1. 4WD is recommended.2. Eat – I brought a gas stove (bought a balloon in a gas station) and all the other ingredients from Supermarkets or bakeries.
I was cooking my meals outside in nature.
(I ate only once or twice in restaurants.)3. Sleeping – It is cold out there! Even in August. Mountain huts can give you cheap solution but 4WD is needed. Otherwise tourist information offices will make you reservations to private homes.Roy – meeting point should be in Reykjavík Airport.PiniFrom: PhotoForum [mailto:photoforum-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of PhotoRoy6@xxxxxxx
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Subject: Re: Iceland phototrip august/september - anyone?In a message dated 7/10/2016 6:21:02 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, pv@xxxxxx writes:I could post this to my club website in Cary, NC but I'm sure the first question will be where are you going to start from or meet to begin journey? There are a few younger members to the club but most are older folk. Also a list of the expenses to share might be helpful.RoyHi!I tried to write some time ago, but the server turned my msg down. Ok, once more.I am planning a budget photographic trip to Iceland from Aug 24 till Sept 08.Rental car (2WD - no F-roads), sleeping bag acommodation, meals partly on the road or in location.I have published this here and there to find a travel mate or two, just to share the costs and expenses, but practically no replies. It may be because of my own cumbersome personality (??) or people go out mainly for comfortablilty (??).I decided to try this forum as well, although I haven’t contributed lately. But I promise - ifever I return from Iceland, I will.So this is the question: does anyone know of anyone who would be happy to participate in a round trip on Iceland in august/september this year? I’d like to be out early and late to catch extraordinary light, although middays won’t be excluded either.Please respond either to this forum (bad idea, maybe) or privately (pv@xxxxxx; pvissak@xxxxxxxxxx - much better idea :) ).Kindest regards to everybody!Peeter Vissaknature tour leader, EIA expert
Art FaulThe Artist Formerly Known as Prints------Stills That Move: http://www.artfaul.comCamera Works - The Washington Post.
