Day 63. 31st August. Reyðarfjörður to Hofn, East Iceland.
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The coast looking towards Stöðvarfjörður. Pin #1 on the map (following).
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The day’s travel was from Reyðarfjörður to Hofn. Numbers for pins on the map correspond to particular images.
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Probably somewhere near Breiðdalsvik.
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Djupivogur at around 6pm. This is mid to late afternoon since sunset is nine or ten. Not significantly changed in post-production. Just an extremely dark sky.
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Pin #5.
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This image and the next four are at Pin 6-10.
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Clearly a petrified dinosaur or a marine reptile in the sand. Perhaps a short-necked pliosaur such as Kronosaurus.
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Lots of spectacular vistas along the coast. Pin 11.
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Pin 13.
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By now I have reached Hofn and proceeded to a wetlands area in a peninsula just south of it. This is why there are two pins on the map at Hofn. This one and the next five images are from that area.
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Finally, the dockside at Hofn.
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Murray Foote 
You have been a busy bee Murray – I can see me sitting down with a large Malt and exploring all the images you have recently posted.
‘towards Stöðvarfjörður’ I especially like; it sums up my impression of Iceland and according to my daughter, is a place I should visit and spend some time exploring.
You have just added to that, it is probably the only place that will get me back on an aeroplane when I stop working in the next 18 months or so.
David.
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I also like ‘towards Stöðvarfjörður’ the best. Kinda like the sky I drove home from this afternoon.
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You wouldn’t get much actual rain where you are I would think though.
It’s wonderful when you see it, the boundary between the deluge and the mist and the light peeking through….
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It was very wet in the first half of that day and I would either have taken that first image in a brief break in the weather or when it was still raining.
Well it’s not that far from where you’ll be and Iceland is a wonderful country for landscapes. There’s just so much there and so varied in different weather conditions. Definitely a place you could keep coming back to.
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Love that top image and all of these from Iceland Murray.
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Thanks very much Michael. The top image is an illustration of the adage that sometimes the best images come from the worst conditions….
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