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9 July: During our afternoon walk in town, we saw these - they
covered quite a bit area of the sky.
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11 July: Hallgrímskirkja, after the
organ recital, around 11pm. The statue on the right is of Leifur Eiríksson, the son
of Erik the Red, who discovered America in the year... er, 1000?
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Right: Looking down from the church on top of the hill towards
town centre, in the north-western
direction. We then walked downhill in the other direction, then through the open
field north of the domestic airport, towards the university and home. It was a good
evening in terms of clouds, with so many different layers & kinds (below).
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It was hard to capture these low clouds in the far distance, but they really looked
like heavy-duty candy floss. We did consider walking another 15 minutes to the western coast, but then
it was just starting to drizzle, as you can probably see from the dark clouds (right),
so we went home instead.
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To be continued...
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