On this day the ship was in the last and smallest of three consecutive Icelandic ports. The town was called Seydijofordur (pronounced Say - this - fior - thur). People went nuts with their cameras, not only in the town, but on the decks of the ship as it sailed out in the late afternoon
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Now this looks like the perfect job. Congrats!
Oooo, there are a couple of real beauties in this group of pictures. I love the one of the church, Steve. Keep them coming-this trip log is great. We all get to live vicariously through you!!
Thirty more days?
Dawn
Steve,
Your pictures are gorgeous! Thanks for sharing them with us. I love the one with the ship in the background. Keep posting your adventures. Very interesting.
Love,
Jackie
I think that this is the second time I sent a comment on this one. Guess I did it wrong. I just love your pictures of Ieland. It looks like a beautiful, quaint place.
Jackie
Very nice pictures, the third looks almost fake-kind of animated.
Hi Joe and Dawn --
Yeah it was a great day for photos, and for some reason that little church was photogenic. Were you taught as a kid that the Pope in Rome was the Vicar of Jesus? When Dawn wrote “vicariously” I looked it up, and it was right underneath “vicar” of course, and is derived from vicar. My vocabulary lesson for the day
It's been a while since I checked this site. Really beautiful pics of Iceland. Thanks for the info.
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