Rob Roy

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  • London Platform 9.75

    London Platform 9.75

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    Wow, London is so amazing, everywhere I look there is something cool, older than the last thing. So day one in town, Just some random building which was beautiful. I kept walking     Let see what that shinny thing is? Queen Victoria I’m at Buckingham Palace. For the changing of the Guard  what next?…

  • The Rock — Stein Mt Ejsa

    The Rock — Stein Mt Ejsa

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    Today’s adventure North of Reykjavík is a small mountain Ejsa about 3000 ft tall. There was a 4 hour weather window Of sunny at noon I took the 15 bus to the 57 and hopped off at the hiking center. Its about 2 -3 hour hike to the top , very popular with the locals  …

  • The Geysir mission 

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    As part of the Golden circle visitor to Iceland will stop to watch it erupt about every 5 minutes, I have edit to that last on minute for you. The word geyser comes from Iceland as “Geysir”, this was the first, ( well second, the first one stop working.   Mission accomplished ​​

  • Wtf Iceland 

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    I was driving around Iceland, and just stoping to see the sighs. After a cool waterfall (foss ) I saw a parking lot full of cars and no sign of what was going on, but there was no parking fee, so I said what the heck, looks like a black sand beach. After 4 km…

  • Skógafoss

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    Skógafoss – Wikipedia

  • Fish and more Iceland 

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    Made to Iceland  Coffee and cake 

  • Leaving Portland 

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    Took a lot of sorting through stuff  But now I’m at airport yes I lost the beard on my way  Adventure waits ahead 

  • Cologne Nov 11th at 11:11 a.m

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    I have next step on the trip , http://www.cologne.de/events/cologne-carnival The Greeks and Romans celebrated cheerful spring festivals in honour of Dionysos and Saturn with wine, women and singing. The ancient Germans celebrated the winter solstice as a homage to the gods and expulsion of the evil winter demons. Later the Christians adopted the heathen customs.…

  • Going Sailing

    Going Sailing

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    Sail away, pray for wind. NPR was on the radio, some crazy politician was on air.  Some country having a coup , a cyclone somewhere, one more disaster, before we need to buy something. Turn of the radio! Turn off the engine in the car! I grab my sail bag, lock the door of the…

  • One way ticket

    One way ticket

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    See you later From always connected Rob