Another roll of photographs from Iceland, featuring an early morning stroll around the deserted city center and then more randomness while walking a winding path in the general direction of the office.

Icelandic Invasion - Day Two

Reykjavík's city center, the main square circa 3:30 AM, looking northeast

Reykjavík's city center, the main square circa 3:30 AM, looking southeast

A neat statue. King "C" the 9th.

Looking down at the main center of the city circa 4 AM from a little hill in a park near the statue of Ingólfur Arnason.

A kitty gazes up at Ingólfur's statue, plotting world domination.

World's greatest tinfoil. I found this while hunting for breakfast in a 24-hour convenience store.

Unfortunately, the cross street is not 'Stoppenritualgata'.

Bónus is the Icelandic discount supermarket. It also has an awesome logo.

Icelandic food names are fun.

Looking southeast over Reykjavík in the morning.

Just a random street in the city that looked neat.

Looking down a street towards the bay, southwesterly.

Sweet grey-stone church.

Don't think you can read Icelandic. "Appelsín Limonadi" is just regular orange soda.

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