Jan,
Thanks for suggestions, but I never planned to bathe in Iceland's hot lagoons without urgent necessity (I've done this in Italy already).
Thanks for suggestions, but I never planned to bathe in Iceland's hot lagoons without urgent necessity (I've done this in Italy already).
And no hooking around anyway :)
Also I did not plan to go onto F-roads (there are places on these roads, that need REAL things, not tiny urban 4WD-s).
There should be enough to see and shoot close to regular roads. I mean all the possible Western part and South.
There should be enough to see and shoot close to regular roads. I mean all the possible Western part and South.
Extra gas would be a good idea. I most probably would have forgot that :(
Rental cars, due to gravel and sand and ash insurance, are more expensive anyway than elsewhere. And it's said that some rental companies provide real garbage :(
Would be easy to travel from hotel to hotel and spend loads of maney, if there was enough it. Alas, I'm really on budget and plan to sleep several nights on location (because of preferred dim and "morbid" lighting conditions and possible aurora as well). Coffee and instant soup on the go. Otherwise I'll get sunk into logistics.
Thanks anyway!
Rgds,
Peeter
Peeter Vissak
2016-07-11 11:07 GMT-04:00 Jan Faul <nyce2jan@xxxxxxxxx>:
On Jul 11, 2016, at 10:47 AM, Randy Little <randyslittle@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:You can not go in the blue Lagoon Naked,You can walk down the main drag naked if you like. Nudity is not the really forked up issue it is in the US. The Blue Lagoon has seen better days and there is a similar pool nearby. Having lived in Scandihoovia for a decade, Icelandic women are no more beautiful than say, Danes, Norwegians, or Swedes.And yes, carrying an extra gas can with you is important as if you are going exploring, you may get into a situation where the next gas station is very far away. I always try to keep at least a half tank out in the sticks. It’s a bit like driving in the Mojave Desert.As for 4WD, yeah, I drove the roads in a VW too, but when I needed to get ‘places’ I turned it in for a 4WD which as I recall was a Toyota.
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