After landing and getting our Happy Campers, we drove straight to this Seljalandsfoss (pronounced Sell-ya-lands-foss). It was completely frozen when we got there. Typically you can walk behind it, but there was too much snow to walk all the way around.

After landing and getting our Happy Campers, we drove straight to this Seljalandsfoss (pronounced Sell-ya-lands-foss). It was completely frozen when we got there. Typically you can walk behind it, but there was too much snow to walk all the way around.

Our next stop was to visit Skogafoss. We spent a while here trying to take photos of the rainbow without getting our feet too wet in the river.

Our next stop was to visit Skogafoss. We spent a while here trying to take photos of the rainbow without getting our feet too wet in the river.

After leaving Skogafoss we went towards Vik, and pulled out when we saw these beautiful mountains.

We found our way at Reynijsfall and Reynisdrangar, the crazy basalt Sea Stacks. I hadn't actually been to this exact spot before. In my previous trip we ran out of time and didn't get to stop here, so I made sure to do it this time!

We found our way at Reynijsfall and Reynisdrangar, the crazy basalt Sea Stacks. I hadn't actually been to this exact spot before. In my previous trip we ran out of time and didn't get to stop here, so I made sure to do it this time!

Some crazy icecles at Reynisdrangar and the Black Sand Beach.

The Reynisdrangar sea stacks

Some crazy icecles at Reynisdrangar and the Black Sand Beach.

Some crazy icecles at Reynisdrangar and the Black Sand Beach.

Hangin' out on the

Hangin' out on the

Hangin' out on the

We spent the night at Vik, in a campground that was closed. It was pretty windy in the camper vans and got very cold. Turns out there was a golf course driving range there with a building that had been left open. We were able to use the bathroom and wash up a bit. We left Vik in the morning and made our way towards Jokulsarlon. Along the way we stopped at one of the spots that I really liked from the summer, Fjadrargljufur (don't worry about pronouncing it ... we just called it the Fa-la-la). The road here got a bit hairy, and by that I mean very icy and snowy. We were a little nervous getting the camper van's there, so we stopped a little before, pulled over, and walked the rest of the way.

We walked down towards the river at Fjaðrárgljúfur and tried to capture some long exposure shots. We very carefully balanced on a frozen part of the river bank ... until Willie and Alan put their feet through the ice and got all wet!

We finally made it to Jokulsarlon! We stopped a bit before the main parking lot and explored some of the lesser explored parts of the lake. Here you can see icebergs that have melted off the glacier, to the left ,and then became frozen in the lake.

We finally made it to Jokulsarlon! We stopped a bit before the main parking lot and explored some of the lesser explored parts of the lake. Here you can see icebergs that have melted off the glacier, to the left ,and then became frozen in the lake.