A pygmy-ish sheep that behaved like a dog.
The farm owner told us that she was sickly since young and as a result of failure to thrive, she was drastically smaller than her peers.
Having extra attention from the farm family, she was also reared together with the other sheep dogs, and became extremely friendly to strangers, loving a good pat on the head. In her spare time she guards the house doorway. Very unusual character for a sheep.
Was a charming white horse on a huge farm where we did our horse ridding in Snæfellsnes.
The farm was run by an old gentleman called Mr Christian, and his ? granddaughter taught us the ropes to ride the icelandic horses. Mr Christian later brought us to his little kitchen and gave us a short prayer and blessings for our trip.
Londrangar, Snæfellsnes peninsular. A short hike from where we parked our car, the rain cleared for us to walk the fields that evening. Us and just about no one else.
Stitched panorama with a 35mm shift. Goðafoss , aka The waterfall of the Gods.
However it would probably have been best taken either early sunrise from this angle, or sunset from the other bank or end on.