Big Rocks

After lunch we went to see some big rocks by the ocean. They were really big. I have to admit I had a little nap in the car while they boys were climbing around them.

Lunch

This restaurant was so cute. Named by a sign. This is the same sign that is outside of town if there is a restaurant in the town.
I think this town is for tourists. I wish I could remember what it was called. I think I will have to ask Davið to go through here for me to label things.
You should really never go there, it had the worst coffee ever.

Sheep bones

During one of our little breaks from the car we found some sheep bones!

This, I have been told, was a typical toys for Icelandic children. They even sell fake sheep bones now in the stores for kids to play with.

Anyways, we let each of the kids keep a skull. They just bone and teeth and have been a very popular toy since.

The first in a rented house

The first place we stayed used to be a farm house but now it is rented out. In our part there was 3 bedrooms that could hold a total of 12 guests. In the center of the three rooms is a shared kitchen that has all the dishes you might need, and a sink so you can wash them. There was also one bathroom and one shower for everyone to share.

Davið took Kasper out to see the ocean and lost some gloves when the tide came in.

After the kids were in bed Davið and I stayed up playing cards in the kitchen and talking to strangers. In the other rooms were people from Iceland, Germany and Finland.

I like the grass on the roof.

Some sights form the window

There was so many beautiful things to see, and I wish I could remember what they all are. But I am not hat organized.

The Car

We did spend a lot of time in the car traveling from place to place. I have to admit that the boys were very well behaved and I did not hear very much arguing at all, but I did see a lot of pouting when I looked back. I think this mostly had to do with how tired they were.
So here are the car pictures, all at once.