To celebrate 11 years of Marriage, Anthony and I headed to Iceland.
First stop: Baltimore
We met up with my parents, who are the ones to find the amazing deal for Iceland.
Was trying to capture "Be kind. Smile at a Stranger." But after noticing Anthony in the background, realized the graffiti on the bottom reads, "Our love is forever. You make life worth living." :)
Arrival to Iceland! We arrived in Reykjavik and shuttled to Hafnarfjordur, where we explored the town during the early morning.
Many buildings are covered in corrugated steal here.
No to dogs! Yes to elves!
Hellisgerdi: the elf garden
Harpa: the Concert Hall
The President's House
This concert we stumbled upon was absolutely beautiful: Just organ and a soprano
Wool!
This Cemetery was really fascinating
We met the Gardner over all of the city's cemeteries, and chatted for quite a while.
He told us that different sections of the graveyard are reflective of the different ideals of the time. The oldest section was totally disorganized. Then there was an era of beautification and order. Then one section where there are paths large enough for cars to come through. He said the city of Reykjavik is the same. They mirror one another.
The Blue Lagoon was a highlight. Totally worth forking out the dough for.
The Golden Circle Tour
This is the Pingveller, the mid-atlantic ridge, the fault line where Parliment met beginning in 930.
Gullfoss Waterfalls
Geysir Hotsprings
Hekla: The Volcano known as the Gateway to Hell
Lots of Ramon
Lava fields by our hotel
Don't Stink and Drive
The drive to the airport
Bjork land
Greenland from the airplane
Back in Michigan!
Bradley reunion
International Night at Mitchell
Visiting with Peggy
Cobblestone Farm
March for Our Lives
The dogtag my mom had to wear to school during the Korean War
Kiwi kit
Trips to Ikea to get ready for the baby's arrival
A little boy saw Esther drop her ice cream on the floor, and bought her a new one. So sweet!
Treat making for Easter! Peanutbutter eggs and monkey bread
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