It has been a big day. Lots of driving and lots of stops. A couple of waterfalls both very different from the earlier waterfalls. Churches and more churches. I hope that you don't get tired of churches. And the black sand of the southern coast. As I'm driving to our first waterfall, I spot a church out in the country. I stop. It is Braeoratungukirkja. Seljalandsfoss is a really cool waterfall. It is a 220 foot monster. As you get closer it is even more impressive. But the really cool thing is that you can walk behind the waterfall. The spray from the waterfall is impressive. You will get soaked. Guide books warn about ruining camera equipment. So the Nikon goes back into the car and I don full rain gear. There is no way that I'm not doing this. You may laugh but my iPhone 12 Pro is submersible for 30 minutes and it has wide angle. This is what it looks like. Skógafoss is 200 feet high and 80 ...
We drove from Emporia, Kansas to the Twin Cities today: 599 miles, 8 hours and 22 minutes. I was shocked today when we crossed into Minnesota and noticed ice on a lake. I had completely forgotten. We're back ... mostly.
We are finally back to civilization in Paris. We had to be drug away from the barge kicking and screaming. None of us were looking forward to spending some time in one of the loveliest cities in the world! We simply wanted to stay on the barge. It was that wonderful. To say that Paul and Annie were great hosts is a gross understatement. The experience was first class all of the way. If you are even thinking about a cruise in Burgunday, book this trip immediately: www.bargebonheur.com I will try to catch you up as I go along but not all at once. See pictures two posts below. It is off to the Louvre this morning.
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