Toddler's sister has a camera too: In Iceland

So me and my family were in Iceland this easter, and of course, I took my camera with me :)

This is a volcano called Eyafjallajökull

The ground was covered with ash

there was a small stream too

Woah. Blue sky... that wasn't very popular over there

The clouds came real low very often

The Geysirs :D

The steam went all to the mountains, and there were houses over there... I wouldn't like to live in one of them... the steam smelt like rotten egg

There were some minerals on the water that made the ground look like this... pretty cool, huh?

there was also a little gaysir :D

The mid-atlantic ridge. The slot grows 2,5 cm a year. That's quite a lot

This is what lava looks like when it flows and then turns to stone

The ridge goes through the whole country

If you're Finnish, you'll get what's so funny bout this x)

and if you're not, i'll tell you. Paska is shit in Finnish. but of course they don't know that, because they don't speak Finnish. It was really funny when we came to the airport, the first thing we saw was a HUGE poster with the egg in it, and it read: GET YOUR OWN PASKAEGG!! :D

And everywhere we went there was something with the word paska on it. Because paska means easter in Icelandic xD poor icelandic ppl..

there was a BIG candy shop, and it was full of candy. We went there like 5 times :D

(we were there a week)

We were taking a drive, and then we just stopped to take some pictures

There was a bit of snow near the road, and my bro HAD to go play with it :D

This was a usual site

But there were some interesting things too... gladly

We found a waterfall on our way to a waterfall :D this is not the one we were going to. the country was full of waterfalls...

This is the one we were going to, but this is not taken by me. i though that it'd be quite the same as the first one, so I left my camera in the car

We went whale watching, and there were a lot of seagulls

We searched then for 3 hours, and then we finally found 2 humpback whales :D they were one of the biggest ones on that coast. They were about 14 ft long.