Recrossing the lava field back from Kirkjubæjarklaustur and it's got snow on. We just missed the snow ourselves the previous evening.
	We're at Laufskálavarða where a farm was destroyed by lava. It is traditonal that on your first visit here you bring a rock and put it on a pile for good luck.
	Nice view
	The farmers use convenient caves to build their sheds against, saving them materials.
	Glass and turn dome in Hvolsvöllur
	An Icelandic horse
	The River Hvítá
	Outside the shop at Geysir. A little elf and a great Icelandic viking.
	Arctic foxes
	A steaming pool
	The ground is coloured from the deposits from the hot water
	Someone's built a little house over a thermal pool
	Litli-Geysir or Little Geysir. It bubbles and boils.
	Strokkur.
	Strokkur goes off every few minutes, sometimes two or three times in quick succession
	It forms a mound just before going off.
	The hole which can be seen after it goes off has 2 rings, the inner ring or hole appears to be pretty deep - it takes quite a while to refill
	I quite liked taking photos of this, as it was a challenge of timing.
	This time it went off 3 times in quick succession. Also, take a look at Ganesh's movies.
	This is Blasi, it's a still pool with hot steam and incredibly clear water so that you can see the mineral deposits.
	An obligatory shot of Geysir itself, which is currently dormant but can be triggered by the addition of soap.
	Gulfoss waterfall - Gulfoss means "golden falls". It's cloudy so no rainbow. The falls are on 2 levels, then the river runs down a gorge.
	Note the icicles.
	The lower falls
	The upper falls
	Away along the road, we spotted some more horses. Actually, there were horses frequently along the route, but with few places to stop and photograph them.