Iceland weather
Posted on 18/2/25
Its Day 4 of a circular trip around Iceland and I am near the town of Hofn on the South East of the island. The weather is frankly wet and very windy (even by Iceland standards). I spent the day at Vestrahorn and its neighbour Eystrahorn. It was a productive day even after a very wet start when I left it too late to move from the shallow sea water and thus was hit by a reasonably sized wave. The boots will take a long time to dry after washing the large amount of black volcanic sand from their interior.
Lesson learnt until i do exactly the same thing again!!!
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