Shocked you'd choose anything other than Immigrant Song for the music
( , Mon 9 Apr 2018, 9:51, Share, Reply)
( , Mon 9 Apr 2018, 9:51, Share, Reply)
What drone?
Have a trip booked for Iceland later this summer. Was planning on picking up a mavic pro for the trip. Although, I am concerned about being yet another tourist cunt with a drone.
( , Mon 9 Apr 2018, 17:24, Share, Reply)
Have a trip booked for Iceland later this summer. Was planning on picking up a mavic pro for the trip. Although, I am concerned about being yet another tourist cunt with a drone.
( , Mon 9 Apr 2018, 17:24, Share, Reply)
This was filmed with a mavic.
Most of the tourist sites have a strict 'no drones' policy in force, which is fair enough given the amount of people.
If you take one, be prepared to go off the beaten track with it.
( , Mon 9 Apr 2018, 21:02, Share, Reply)
Most of the tourist sites have a strict 'no drones' policy in force, which is fair enough given the amount of people.
If you take one, be prepared to go off the beaten track with it.
( , Mon 9 Apr 2018, 21:02, Share, Reply)
Then I might have crossed that bridge.
Reason I say we might have crossed it is that i have little memory of that particular part of the trip. We'd decided to explore the Reykjarnes peninsula on day one on the way to the hotel, but, it was gone 6pm by the time we picked up the car at the airport.
The run down to Grindavik went OK, but by the time we got to Thorlakshofn, the light was going, it was absolutely pissing it down, and our hotel was in Gullfoss.
We. Weren't. Stopping.
To this day I couldn't tell you if we took the road over the bridge and up to Selfoss to pick up the Gulfoss road, or if we went inland and via Hveragerthi (or Hurdy-Gurdy as my other half insisted on calling it). I do know that when we got to Gullfoss I was a nervous wreck from the drive (driving an unfamiliar car on a wet and unlit road, twenty miles from civilisation isn't a great combination).
Still, the clouds parted by the time we got there and we had a fantastic display of the lights after dinner, so worth it in the end.
Just don't ask how much dinner cost...
( , Mon 9 Apr 2018, 22:15, Share, Reply)
Reason I say we might have crossed it is that i have little memory of that particular part of the trip. We'd decided to explore the Reykjarnes peninsula on day one on the way to the hotel, but, it was gone 6pm by the time we picked up the car at the airport.
The run down to Grindavik went OK, but by the time we got to Thorlakshofn, the light was going, it was absolutely pissing it down, and our hotel was in Gullfoss.
We. Weren't. Stopping.
To this day I couldn't tell you if we took the road over the bridge and up to Selfoss to pick up the Gulfoss road, or if we went inland and via Hveragerthi (or Hurdy-Gurdy as my other half insisted on calling it). I do know that when we got to Gullfoss I was a nervous wreck from the drive (driving an unfamiliar car on a wet and unlit road, twenty miles from civilisation isn't a great combination).
Still, the clouds parted by the time we got there and we had a fantastic display of the lights after dinner, so worth it in the end.
Just don't ask how much dinner cost...
( , Mon 9 Apr 2018, 22:15, Share, Reply)