A visit to Þingvallavatn is a must for all of us when we are back in Iceland. With a surface of 84 km² it is the largest natural lake in Iceland. Its greatest depth is at 114 m.The lake is part of the Þingvellir National Park.The hallmark of the national park welcoming you to one […]
On November 28th 2010 our grandchild was christened Frida after Unnur’s mum, Hallfríður, in St. Jørgenskirke, Roskilde, the oldest village church in Denmark.Björg carried Frida and Björg and Ulrik were godmother – and godfather, respectively.
On Wedensday the 22nd of September 2010, Gitte gave birth to our first grandchild. Gitte and Michael arrived at Rigshospitalet at 8:15 and by 10:48 Friða was born (50 cm long; weight 2840 g).
I november 2007 fejrede hele familien Unnur’s fødselsdag i Paris. Vi havde nogle fantastiske dage, koldt, men masser af solskin. Fik set en del af Paris og besøgte de vigtigste museer. Nethinden er fyldt af vidunderlige impressionistiske billeder.Vi traskede Paris rundt til fods, ingen busser eller Metro kørte på grund af strejker! Taxaer var svære […]
Noboby can claim they have visited Iceland until they have travelling around/crossed the Highlands of Iceland. The Highlands cover most of the interior of Iceland. They are situated above 400–500 metres and are mostly an uninhabitable volcanic desert unavailable for plant growth, which results largely in a surface of grey, black or brown earth, lava […]
You feel an undying quest to explore the topographical diversity of Iceland the moment you set foot on its soil. However, it took us too many years to give priority to an off-road trip. We, Björg, Unnur, Markús, Jörundur, Ulrik and Magne finally made it in 2010. Thanks to Markús, in particular, and Unnur a […]