Q:  Where is it? Answer: About 175 km by car from Reykjavik	Click For The Full Size Image
After going Route 1 North out of Reykjavik for about an hour (a costly mistake with such a distance to Gulfoss, an impending blizzard and only 5+ hours of light for the whole day!), I ran across this beautiful scene of the unique these Icelandic horses in the foreground of an even more unique backdrop.	Click For The Full Size Image
My loyal little Toyota corolla.  This baby served me well, studded winter tires, 5 speed manual transmission, she did well. In Reykjavik, I filled the tank, and it cost $33 US dollars!  It is not cheap in a country that must import everything... a McDonald's Big Mac meal costs over $9 US!	Click For The Full Size Image
The Icelandic Horse.  They say when this horse reaches a fast canter, the gait smooths out to such a degree, one can carry a tray of full wine glasses without spilling a drop!	Click For The Full Size Image
A wooden cabin in front of the wintry snowstorm.	Click For The Full Size Image
The Iceland roads, this is just about 20 minutes North of Reykjavik.  Very barren, very white, very interesting.	Click For The Full Size Image
This, being Route 1, is the main thoroughfare north of Reykjavik, as can be seen by how clear this road is.	Click For The Full Size Image
I skidded off the road here, so it was a nice enough reminder of the occasion.	Click For The Full Size Image