My visit to Iceland in February was too short to do it real justice, although the two tours I went on were excellent introductions to the natural wonders of this small island. So I didn’t see as much of Reykjavik as I would’ve liked. But I did see a lot of street art, some colorful boats, and a singular kind of church.

These little fast-food joints were all over town

Walking along the northwestern most part of Reykjavik

Fishing boats

Harpa, the concert hall, across the harbor

I don’t actually know what this little hill near the docks is, but there was a path you could walk up

How others see us

Look at these amazing hedgehog mittens my friends loaned me

Downtown

A glimpse of downtown from my bus to the airport

That’s always the question, isn’t it

Hello, Mr Viking!

Hallgrímskirkja

Hallgrímskirkja is an impressive Lutheran church with a statue of Leif Erikson in front

Rekyjavik from the air

Ooh right out there on the western part of the spit, by the university, that’s where I stayed

The Rocketeer?