The rain stopped! We can now get some clearer views of the countryside and the fall colors.
Brooks and streams were abundant.
We drove by Stokkur geyser again and saw another eruption from the distance.
Even the streams were steamy.
Mre Icelandic horses.
Workers cutting the grass along the road.
Geese in the fields?
Rolled hay prepared for winter.
The red dirt road caught my eye.
Dramatic mountains abruptly rise.
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