Wow! We're home today, but this last week's Project Life 365 pictures are brought to you by Iceland.
It was an amazing, awesome, and adventurous week!
August 25: We went to
church in Selfoss, Iceland this day and drove pass this lovely church next to a river. It was pretty rainy and incredibly beautiful.
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Beautiful church! |
August 26: We stayed the night at a hostel in Hofn, and we walked to the harbor area. We had to take a picture of the crazy sculpture and us, posing like the crazy sculpture.
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I'm not as flexible as the bendy stone guy |
August 27: Despite people online saying stuff about the power plant being in the background, the Blue Lagoon is amazing and we had a ton of fun there. We, Dr. Amy, and one of our other friends--we'll call her Flo--felt absolutely renewed and reinvigorated!
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Look at all that blue water |
August 28: We did a guided Golden Circle tour and we stopped by a small town called Alafoss to check out a couple of stores. It so happens that this building used to be a public pool, but is now a music recording studio. In fact, this is the very studio in which the band
Sigur Ros records their music! We poked our heads in and it was awesome!
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Where Sigur Ros records in Alafoss, Iceland |
August 29: We stopped by the Black Church in Kjalarnes on the west coast of Iceland, and I loved the worn door handle and the etched writing.
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At the Black Church |
August 30: We were back in the Golden Circle on our way to Silfra, so Lee could go snorkeling. We stopped by this rest stop where everyone set up all these
cairns.
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It was cold that day--we saw some snow! |
August 31: Coincidentally, a couple of our friends--we'll call them Lane and Monique--who had spent the entire week in New York City for work and play were taking the same flight home to Salt Lake City--crazy! I love when things like that work out.
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Hanging out at JFK's Terminal 2 |
We hope you have an astounding upcoming week! We're hoping we can adapt back to everyday life after the pure amazing-ness of Iceland...
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