Iceland is not really a land of ice. It’s a land of waterfalls and waterfall fatigue can set in very easily. So I’ve gone through all the ones I’ve visited and come up with a top ten of waterfalls in Iceland you should visit and why. 10: Faxafoss (Mane Falls) Faxafoss is a waterfall you can … More Top Ten Waterfalls in Iceland
I took the Caledonian Sleeper from London to Scotland the other day. Having decided I was going to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe (hereafter called simply “Edinburgh”; sorry) this year, there came the subject of how to get there. It’s 430 miles, mostly on motorway and I bet there wouldn’t be anywhere to park, so that’s … More The Caledonian Sleeper
I like to climb a mountain when I’m in Iceland in the summer and although, technically, that didn’t really happen this year (I was kind of slightly really ill the whole time and just didn’t have the energy; plus, there aren’t that many handy climbable mountains in the east), I did find Hengifoss, a nice … More Hengifoss
I’ve only just remembered that a month or so ago I went to the Larmer Tree Festival. Now, I’m not a festival fan. I’m still undecided on whether or not I like camping but I’m certain I don’t like camping under festival conditions. It’s noisy and busy and muddy and there are drunk people and … More The Larmer Tree Festival
I Am A Polar Bear 