Well
today wasn’t half as long of a day as yesterday. Well at least we didn’t stay
out till 9. We got home at 7:20. We are all excited that were going to England
in 2 days. Well today was another eggs and bacon day. We headed out after breakfast
to a glacier.
We stopped at some waterfalls on the way. The
first and main waterfall had a trail behind it. Mom, dad, and I went behind it
but Jenna wanted to stay behind. However mom, dad, and I had rain jackets on
and Jenna didn’t. By the time I got around it my pants were soaked. I can’t
imagine what it would be like not having a waterproof jacket and hood.
So
overall she missed out on the short fun but she was dry in the end. We walked
down a paved trail to see the other waterfalls. After we climbed a trail to get
a view that wasn’t through a rock of one waterfall. There were chains to hold
on to while you climbed a rock. There was on section where it was about a foot
wide trail. There was a very scary drop off after you climb up a small non screwed
in ladder.
So far the landscape has been
beautiful while we drive. I bet you that there is enough sheep here that they
could fill an ocean. It would be called the Wooly Ocean. Almost every were you
look you will either see a waterfall, farm, river, or lake. We’ve seen about five
thousand sheep. Their little baby lambs or so adorable. We have also seen baby
foals. Yesterday one little baby foal tried following us in the car but the mom
wanted to head up the hill. We have also seen a few cows and a lot of cow
guards. Gosh there are a lot of them and they are really bumpy!
By the time we got to the glacier
it was later in the afternoon. We walked to the glacier but it didn’t take long.
We walked down to the actual glacier. We walked on the rocky ice. We had to stay
on the middle of the ice in case of caving. After we got off the ice and back
on the ground I found a rock and started chipping of the dirty ice off of some
ice burgs on the ground. We ended up eating and touching clean Icelandic ice.
Good post Alyssa!! It sounds as if you are having a great adventure. Thanks for keeping us posted. Grandma/Grandpa
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, stories and memories! Love the one of the girls doing hand-stands and the vision of Woolly Ocean :-) Becky
ReplyDeleteSounds wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGinger