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The easiest, quickest answer is that the trip was amazing. Summary: Seeing Iceland was a bucket list item that I feel fortunate to have checked off, and I consider the entire experience to have been life-affirming. My education and entire career have been in the geosciences, and for anyone interested in earth history and processes, Iceland is clearly an earth-lover's playground, where everything is a feast for the eyes, not just the "highlights" (the planned stops) but all along the drives from point to point. It is fascinating that Iceland's landmass is so young when it leaves the impression of being so ancient, so primal. Seeing Icelandic horses and sheep literally everywhere and viewing all the farms, many nestled below a waterfall, takes one back to simpler, serene times. The Icelandic people are so nice, and I am both amazed and thankful that everyone speaks fluent English. I quickly became acclimated to the colder temperatures and, in fact, found it invigorating. The early September weather was wonderful, with just moments here and there where the wind gusts were intense. I would go back to Iceland again and again if that were possible, but I do plan at least one more trip, so that my family can experience what I did.

I just finished a 7 night trip around the ring round in Iceland that was organized by Jenny. It was an amazing trip that exceeded my expectations. The car was excelled and the accommodations for the most part were lovely. A couple of things that should be looked at, one letting people know about national holidays in Iceland, one of the days on our trip was a national holiday and was tough to get groceries. Also, the maps weren’t always great but that’s understandable with google maps. The itineraries were packed with options which was nice. All in all a great trip