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7.2-4.2016 Dublin, Ireland
One sentence: Dublin is the capital and largest city in Ireland, but has a charming quaint feeling. Day 1 – Arrived by bus from Galway to Dublin, making it from the western to the eastern point in 2.5 hrs – Visited Trinity College with its famous Book of Kells & Old Library – Tradition dinner & dancing performance with my Irish friend Phil, who I met...
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6.30-7.1.2016 Galway, Ireland
One sentence: Galway has such a quaint Irish personality & charm and we couldn’t feel more welcomed. Our itinerary Day One Lunch at McDonagh’s (best fish & chips) Walked & shopped along the Quay Street & Eyre Square Admired 3 churchs: St. Nicholas’ Collegiate Church & Augustinian Church & Galway Cathedral Pub life with live Irish music & dancing: Tig Cóilí & Kings Head &...
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6.22-29.2016-London
London has come and gone so swiftly. We experienced a historic vote, iconic sights, stately buildings, magnificent castles, informative museums, local restaurants, afternoon teas, pints of cider, and pure adventure. Not only did the four of us traveling dancers see the sights within London, we also managed to venture outside the center city. Each day brought us a different taste of London and English...
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Tues, 6.21.2016 Back to Reykjavik
One sentence: Returning back to Reykjavik felt like coming home. We have loved our magical journey through Iceland, but we look forward to our next two stops – London & Ireland. – 11a. Slower morning editing photos, packing and enjoying the last of our cabin before heading back to Reykjavik. – Found a Handmade Shop on the side of the road where Liz found...
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Mon, 6.20.2016 – Snaefellsjökull Westward drive
One sentence: As we looked over to the Kirkjufell mountain, it looked more like sunrise than sunset, but it was clear the day was over because we were exhausted. – 11a. Headed on the circular road around the western peninsula of the sub-glacial stratovolcano, Snaefellsjökull. – First stop: Arnarstapi where we found a charming field. Also, found a local eatery and a fellow traveler from the Ukraine to share lunch...
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Sun, 6.19.2016 – Icelandic Sweaters & Bruarfoss
One sentence: An authentic Icelandic day buying sweaters and picnicking by a waterfall. – 9a. Enjoyed a leisurely morning sipping coffee and sharing travel photos & memories with the Canadian friends I made from the other night. The hostel owner passed us and said, “I am happy to see that Canadians and Americans can be friends” and so are we! Our friends have...
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Sat, 6.18.2016 – Drive to Iceberg Lagoon
One sentence: A 12-hr driving day brought us through countless scrapes ending at an icy paradise. – 9:15a. Started on the road towards the Iceberg Lagoon on the eastern coast of the island. – We were amazed by the magical and distinct landscapes. A stretch of waterfalls carving out the mountainside and houses sprinkled along their bases. Lush purple mountains layers over green moss...
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Fri, 6.17. 2016 – Haukadalur
One sentence: Driving through Iceland gives me a sense of the variety of the Iceland roads & scenery; We hit the top spots of the Golden Circle (Thingvellir, Geyser, Gulfoss). – 11a. Set out of Reykjavik by rental car to Hafnarjordur & drove through the gravel road of Reykjanesfólkvangur. A remarkable landscape that could be painted by watercolors. – 1p. Stop to enjoy the National Holiday of...
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Thur, 6.16.2016 – Reykjavík
One sentence: I am forever spoiled by the healing mineral waters of Blue Lagoon. – 6:15a. Arrived safe and sound from Seattle (through Vancouver) to Reykavik with Liz & Carli with a smooth-sailing customs and baggage claim. – 7:30a. Hopped on a bus from the airport to the Blue Lagoon. – 8a to 1p. Soaked in the rejuvenating mineral waters of the Blue Lagoon making...
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3 Countries in 3 Weeks
“I deeply value travel and the way it pushes me beyond my comfort zone, expands my mind and ignites my imagination. I desire to be someone who changes and grows and learns by immersing myself in new cultures and places. Traveling has and does directly impact the formation and discovery of my purpose and contributes significantly to a posture of gratitude.“ I had...
