Iceland’s Skogafoss is located along the southern part of the Ring Road, the highway that circles the island nation. The beautiful waterfall is ~200 feet high. On the day we visited the wind blew like crazy, and it was hard to even stand upright. I had to venture out of the car to take this photo, though! If the weather had been nice, I suppose there would have been hundreds of visitors here. I would love to return on a calm day with blue skies and spend some time hiking to the top.
weird & cool stuff seen while out & about 
Wow, Ruth, this is beautiful. I especially love all the moss on the rocks!
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Cool photo! Makes me feel small.
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Breathtaking! Nice shot.
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Great photo!
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This is an awesome shot, Ruth! The clarity of the waterfalls and the moss is incredible!
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Mmm I love Skogafoss. It’s actually a much better view from the bottom 🙂
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This is SO beautiful! I can almost hear it and smell it!
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A fabulous capture Ruth!
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wonderful! 🙂
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Awesome photo.
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Very nice photo Ruth. Iceland is called Iceland for a reason, and for much of the year, it makes you pay some dues – even for a simple photograph. After your time there, I’m sure you can relate. ~James
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Oooh, I feel so wet, even sitting here! 🙂 Worth the effort, Ruth.
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