TA -Atlantic and Europe




Warnings always seem to be in English worldwide	The geysers all have names

We can see an eruption in the distance



This is the Geyser "Strokkur" which regularly erupts up to 90 ft with only 8-10 minutes in between eruptions. However, the eruptions are very short, so it is not very easy to catch the column on a photograph
Waiting for another eruption	Hoping for a view like this postcard

Not quite - we missed it



There is much more to explore



Blesi geyser is dormant but a beautiful blue spring pool. It activates after earthquakes





Another eruption in the distance

This is the "great Icelandic Geysir" that once gave every Geyser in the world its name It began to erupt in the 13th century but became less active during the last centuries until 2 earthquakes shook South Iceland in June 2000 New fissures were formed and for a while the Geyser was active again




We are in the right place for this eruption







Another geyser erupting - no people around but us


There it goes again as we are ready to leave