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Sep 5. Isafjordur. The weather was cool. Highs about 10 Celsius. The sky was cloudy for most of our visit.
We had a guided tour of this tiny community of just 4,000 inhabitants. Our guide pointed out the colorful old houses and buildings and told us many fascinating stories about the town’s history. ...22 0View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18114134644976123Sep 5
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Sep 4. Grundarfjordur, Iceland. Mostly sunny today with interesting clouds. High of about 10 Celsius.
Another full day tour - Best of Snæfellsnes Peninsula. We had several stops where we explored dramatic coast lines and rock formations. Views included glaciers and awesome landscapes. ...23 1View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18185152231404331Sep 4
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Sep 3. Reykjavik, Iceland. Mostly cloudy, some rain at the waterfall. Highs of about 8 Celsius, felt like 5.
Our full day tour of Iceland’s Golden Circle, started with a scenic drive to Thingvellir National Park. In this breathtaking rift valley visitors can walk directly between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates.
We continued to Gullfoss Waterfall, whose rushing water tumbles over a natural tiered ‘staircase’ to plunge down a deep ravine.
Next we visited Strokkur, an explosive geyser whose steamy spouts sometimes blast 60 feet skyward.
Then we stopped at Hellisheidi, the world’s second largest power station, which employs geothermal forces from three volcanic systems dating back 11,000 years. ...18 0View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18023485286702452Sep 1
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Aug 31. Cobh, Ireland is a small picturesque seaside town. It was the last port where passengers boarded the ill-fated Titanic in 1912. Our local guide walked us around Cobh harbour. We saw the remains of the pier from where passengers set sail. We saw the old office buildings of the White Star and Cunard Lines. We also visited St. Colman’s Cathedral, an ornately detailed neo-Gothic building. The Titanic Experience, located in the historic White Star Line Building, was educational, immersive, and genuinely moving. It included real passenger stories related by knowledgeable guides and immersive audio visual displays. ...13 0View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18436158448122151Aug 31
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Aug 30. Continued. We visited the Abbotsbury Swannery where several hundred mute swans reside. In addition to the white adult swans, we saw a few grey cygnets, a couple of black swans and other waterfowl including ducks, gulls and Canada geese. We were there for the noon mass feeding of the swans where some of the swans swarm the wheelbarrow full of birdseed. ...8 2View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18153181150448502Aug 31
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Aug 30. Portland, England. We travelled to the little village of Abbotsbury, home to a lovely subtropical garden, and a swannery where over 1,000 mute swans take shelter.
In the garden, we wandered the paths admiring the plants and sculptures. We climbed the steep hillside to the Viewpoint where we could look down on the Dorset coastline far below. ...19 0View Instagram post by terryaskeartquiltsOpen post by terryaskeartquilts with ID 18369506935208036Aug 30
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Aug 29. We arrived at our ship the Sky Princess and settled in.
Here is our itinerary for the next few days. We are really looking forward to Iceland! ...29 2Tags
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On my design wall – a Map quilt – 2019.05.06
Last June, I was contacted by Valerie Prideaux of Quilts at the Creek to ask if I would like to participate in their Map Your World challenge. Valerie is posting one quilt a month on the blog, and the map … Continue reading
Posted in Art quilts, Modern quilts, On my design wall, Quilt shows
Tagged bias tape, freezer paper piecing, map quilt
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