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Tag Archives: Mýrdalsjökull
Gilded Forests, Yawning Chasms: Day 4 on the Laugavegur Trail
I woke up on a mountain. No, scratch that, a bunk bed, but close enough. The mountains visible out the window of the hut were my Siren song of the day, except I wasn’t resisting them and following them only … Continue reading
Posted in Laugavegurinn Trail
Tagged Þórsmörk, Eyjafjallajökull, Hiking, Laugavegur Trail, Mýrdalsjökull, mountains, Sigur Rós, South Iceland
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