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Siglufjorthur, Iceland.
Siglufjorthur, our most northerly town, just 28 miles south of the Arctic...
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Siglufjorthur, Iceland.
The altar in the church.
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Siglufjorthur, Iceland.
A gloomy day.
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Siglufjorthur, Iceland.
Boats in the harbor.
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Siglufjorthur, Iceland.
More of the harbor.
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Siglufjorthur, Iceland.
Needs a good coat of paint!
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Siglufjorthur, Iceland.
Seamen's memorial in Siglufjorthur.
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North Iceland.
A large herd of Icelandic horses.
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Hofsoss, Iceland, a small village.
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Holar, Iceland.
The cathedral built between 1759-1763. Holar was the cultural capital of the...
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Holar, Iceland.
The cemetery at the cathedral.
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Holar, Iceland.
A mosaic depicting the Bishop of Holar is in the bell tower.
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Holar, Iceland.
The ornately carved altarpiece was created in Germany about 1500 and given to...
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Holar, Iceland.
The bible on display in the cathedral is the first book written in Icelandic.
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Holar, Iceland.
The agricultural college, established in 1882, offers two-year degrees...
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Holar, Iceland.
Another building of the agricultural college.
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North Iceland.
Ducks leading their brood of ducklings into the water for their lesson in...
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North Iceland.
Looks like they'll need a few more lessons.
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Sautharkrokur, Iceland.
The main street through town.
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Sautharkrokur, Iceland.
The harbor at Sautharkrokur, the second largest town in northern...
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Sautharkrokur, Iceland.
Fish drying racks. The fish processed here are sold extensively in Africa.
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Sautharkrokur, Iceland.
Another view of the fish drying racks.
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Sautharkrokur, Iceland.
This shows how massive these racks are.
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Glaumbaer, Iceland.
The church at Glaumbaer was built in 1926.
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Glaumbaer, Iceland.
Scene inside the church. The Dutch pulpit painting was created in 1685 for a...
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Western Europe
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