Yup, have to say you are definitely outnumbered there!

Yes unfortunately a lot of horse owners are tired, it makes their horses too domesticated, difficult to handle to ride and so on. And these days it´s not only us, but there are 330 000 population versus 1.8 million tourists…

Thanks! I’m glad you’ve enjoyed it and hope you’ll stick around 🙂

Interesting perspective and I didn’t think of it that way at the time. Thank you for reminding me to always be conscious!

This really pisses me off, which is one reason we have grown tired of tourist. Horse owners for first are fed up with people coming to pat their horses, feed them, making them difficult to handle. And fields are baiting fields – for animals, and other fields – the grass when walked upon you can´t hey it – so becomes useless.

I know you think – it is just us, and the two bikers – but when that happens every day, all the time. It actually is a problem.
We don´t want Iceland fenced off, that. you have to pay for everything.
Not sure if you did – but loads of people do – if you walk on moss it takes decades, if not centuries to grow back.
So please.
Responsible tourism – not just your own gratification!

Hey Michelle, I can’t remember who we rented the car from — I’m guessing we just went on Expedia or a similar site and grabbed the best deal we could find 🙂 When I’m travel planning I usually start with a Lonely Planet guidebook, check my favorite blogs, and have a look around Tripadvisor. It really depends on the destination! Hope that helps. Congrats on the new job and happy travels.

2. When you start planning a trip where do you go? What sites do you go to? What apps do you use?

I love your blog! I just got a job with an airline so I plan to travel a lot. And I’m thinking about starting a blog. But I’m nervous. I’m not a great writer. Anyways, you’re awesome!

Thanks Ross! Iceland is stunning, it is easy to photograph!