Overnight snow was heavy but we were still up pre-dawn to
get to the beach for (hopefully) a sunrise.
The church in Vik is famous and is photographed by just about everyone
who visits the place and quite rightly, as it sits on a hill just outside the
town. I think I’m right in saying that
most churches here are Lutheran and most seem to be of exactly the same design.
I was lucky as a few minutes after taking that shot, the lights were turned off.
The weather this morning was just as challenging. Turning 180 deg from the church and the
light/colour changes completely. I
quite like the blue of pre-dawn on a cloudy day but may twiddle with it later.
Once again Jo is sitting down, she seems impervious to the cold and/or wet and kindly provides a focal point.
After breakfast and a brief shopping trip to the supermarket
(expensive) and an Icelandic Knitwear etc. shop (off the scale expensive) we
drove up on to the cliffs for a different viewpoint and the snow continued on
an off for most of the afternoon.
I think maybe this was a lighthouse but it was all closed
up.
For sunset we were heading back to the beach we’d visited on
arrival (with the Fulmar) but I stopped just before it at this lovely lake for sunset.
