The flags are out on the Mall in London
A Trip to Reykjavik, Iceland - 20th April 2017
It's nearly Nosher's 50th birthday, so Isobel arranges a trip to Ísland and the city of Reykjavik, whilst the boys are looked after thanks to Sarah and Suey. On our first night in the town, we get a taste of just how eye-wateringly expensive stuff can be - it's something we'd heard about, but nothing quite prepares you for it until you're actually there.
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Horseguards trot up the Mall
Artillery horses wait on Constitution Hill
Early spring foliage on Constitution Hill
A gun carriage outside Buckingham Palace
A wrecked building near Brantham
The derelict site is cleared out
Graffiti tags on a wrecked building
The diggers are in demolishing stuff
A cloud of dust as the diggers get to work
A big tag on a wall
A dude plays a Harmonium on the Tube
Paddington is packed with trains
Isobel on the Heathrow Express
Isobel in Terminal 2 at Heathrow
A giant escalator in Heathrow's new Terminal 2
We walk for miles to the gate
A BA Airbus A380
Gate B36 is nice and quiet when we get there
Some sort of building or re-building occurs
A former BA maintenance hangar
The plane taxis right past Concorde
A view of Iceland from the air
It's graffiti Ísland-style, near Keflavik
A remote house on the road from Keflavik
Isolated house in the volcanic wilderness
Reykjavik Excursions bus station
Our hotel room
There's a regional airport behind the hotel
Isobel holds up an £8 glass of beer
Abstract painting that we thought Harry could copy
These 330ml bottles of beer cost £14.75 a pint
Isobel waits at the bus-stop near the hotel
There's a lot of street art in Reykjavik
Funky many-windowed hotel
A view down to Faxaflói bay
It snows a bit on Laugavegur
An eagle picture
Wall art for Reykjavik Chips
Godzilla takes on Reykjavik
Eagles are clearly popular
Isobel and glass of wine in the restaurant
Isobel contemplates her £15 open sandwich
Outside, it snows for a bit
A nice little Icelandic pudding
A building on Laugavegur entirely covered in art
A graffiti door
Isobel looks back
Faxaflói Bay
Back-street graffiti
A curious electrical hut
Another Reykjavik street
More graffiti
Graffiti and wall art
We walk back past our earlier restaurant
Painted paving
Three little birds
A first glimpse of Hallgrímskirkja
A face on a wall
The famous Hallgrímskirkja cathedral in the dusk
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The flags are out on the Mall in London
The flags are out on the Mall in London
Horseguards trot up the Mall
Artillery horses wait on Constitution Hill
Early spring foliage on Constitution Hill
A gun carriage outside Buckingham Palace
A wrecked building near Brantham
The derelict site is cleared out
Graffiti tags on a wrecked building
The diggers are in demolishing stuff
A cloud of dust as the diggers get to work
A big tag on a wall
A dude plays a Harmonium on the Tube
Paddington is packed with trains
Isobel on the Heathrow Express
Isobel in Terminal 2 at Heathrow
A giant escalator in Heathrow's new Terminal 2
We walk for miles to the gate
A BA Airbus A380
Gate B36 is nice and quiet when we get there
Some sort of building or re-building occurs
A former BA maintenance hangar
The plane taxis right past Concorde
A view of Iceland from the air
It's graffiti Ísland-style, near Keflavik
A remote house on the road from Keflavik
Isolated house in the volcanic wilderness
Reykjavik Excursions bus station
Our hotel room
There's a regional airport behind the hotel
Isobel holds up an £8 glass of beer
Abstract painting that we thought Harry could copy
These 330ml bottles of beer cost £14.75 a pint
Isobel waits at the bus-stop near the hotel
There's a lot of street art in Reykjavik
Funky many-windowed hotel
A view down to Faxaflói bay
It snows a bit on Laugavegur
An eagle picture
Wall art for Reykjavik Chips
Godzilla takes on Reykjavik
Eagles are clearly popular
Isobel and glass of wine in the restaurant
Isobel contemplates her £15 open sandwich
Outside, it snows for a bit
A nice little Icelandic pudding
A building on Laugavegur entirely covered in art
A graffiti door
Isobel looks back
Faxaflói Bay
Back-street graffiti
A curious electrical hut
Another Reykjavik street
More graffiti
Graffiti and wall art
We walk back past our earlier restaurant
Painted paving
Three little birds
A first glimpse of Hallgrímskirkja
A face on a wall
The famous Hallgrímskirkja cathedral in the dusk