Yup, it may be Monday but I still managed to snag some shots. Fortunately there’s several routes I can take around the city, and even the smaller streets will occasionally yield an interesting photo.

Icelandic Invasion Day Five

Mt. Esja on a fiercely windy, cold morning.

Icelandic tugboat on the bay.

The famous Sólfar ("Sun Voyager") sculpture.

Sólfar and Esja in conjunction.

Sólfar and Esja, again.

I'm pretty sure that's not an Icelandic street name.

More statuary, this one near the University of Iceland.

I believe it's some kind of settlement statue, also located near Háskóli Íslands.

A portion of the campus of Háskóli Íslands.

Looks like that house-in-water art exhibit gets moved around. How very modern?

A plane landing at Reykjavíkflugvöllur, approach path right overhead. Perlan in the background, too.

Heh heh. Baldur's Gate.

Icelandic bees are gigantic. Benign, but gigantic.

Looking east down a street over central and eastern Reykjavík.

A neat building. I'm not sure why it's raised, though.

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