Today, we left Sólheimar eco village and headed south. We drove most of the day. We stopped in a town 2 hours from our hostel for lunch and visited a chain wool clothing store. At the visitors center next to the restaurant, a small, playful black and white retriever/ shepherd puppy greeted us.
It has been rainy and warm today. The vegetation and landscape has changed drastically along the drive, the milder weather mostlikely playing a part in the vegetation.
After dinner, Nate and I traversed through the meandering stream towards the ocean. Unnoticed, we came across small water fowl preening themselves in the stream, nearly hidden by orange-red reeds.
To forge the stream, we crossed a rickety, rotten bridge and remained unsure of its fidelity. After an hours trek, we stumbled upon a black, rocky shore. During our exploration, we found two skeletons. One of a seabird, another of a gnathostome fish.
Upon turning around, we discovered the landscape before us had been obscured by passing fog and clouds, creating an abyss 270° around us. All that remain visible were the crashing waves; an entire mountain range had disappeared.
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