Waterfalls everywhere, southwest Iceland. May 28th

Day three and Jeff's credit card is MIA.  Spent the morning looking for the card and trying to figure out how the hell to use the fuel pumps here.  Turns out the crotchety old guy at the Geysir camp ground kept the card and you have to press the buttons on the fuel pump in a very specific order while standing on one foot and facing west.  Who knew.  Saw our first sun today, which was way more exciting than it should have been.  I think the pounding rain squalls that pass through every 15 minutes helped with our appreciation.  It's our second night camping, which mostly involves trying to find a sheltered spot far away from noisy Germans in a large field devoid of anything but grass.  No need for head lamps cause as far as I can tell, the sun never really sets here.

A historic sod house.

Eric and some sweet basalt
columns at Hjalparfoss!

I think this Volcano is Eyjafjallajokull (the one that erupted in 2010).

Haifoss (one of two of the second
highest waterfalls in Iceland
according to Lonely Planet).

Saljalandfoss.