Guess where this one lives??

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For years I kept "intending" to take advantage of a "stay a couple days and see the country" offer that Iceland Air used to offer (maybe still do?) as an alternative to just a few hours layover in Reykjavik. I was flying back and forth to Norway, Sweden and Denmark on a very regular basis and always thought to myself :"OK..not this time..but next time". It was a hella good deal; you got to stay in a nice hotel for a couple days and take advantage of a range of tour options for very little $$.

And then Iceland Air stopped offering those flights for quite a while...I still have not done the mini-vacation thing ;-(

It's a beautiful,wild country, eh Brett? I was in Norway in the spring of 2010 when one of Iceland's volcanoes really popped its top and trapped a bunch of us about 3 weeks because all airline flights were grounded. Good times..I enjoyed the heck out of the extra time in my "second home".

Yeah Bill, it’s pretty wide open and wild for sure. Driving to Husavik today we were one of 10 cars we saw on the road. Lots of open gravel roads that you need those big 46” tires to manage the stream/river crossings. Saw this EB last this afternoon. I would love to have my 78 over here. They do like their big American trucks here. Lots of f250, dodges, ford excursions

 

[NGABronco]

Yeah Bill, it’s pretty wide open and wild for sure. Driving to Husavik today we one of 10 cars we saw on the road. Lots of open gravel roads that you need those big 46” tires to manage the stream/river crossings. Saw this EB last this afternoon. I would love to have my 78 over here. They do like their big American trucks here. Lots of f250, dodges, ford excursions

Yeah Brett, them's the ones I told you to check out Thanks for the pics!!!

 

[Yeller]

Looks like a fun trip Brett. One of the things I love about their truck builds is the fact that they run a 46” tire and little to no lift

 

[Broncobowsher]

I have seen some vehicles in places of the world you would never expect to find them. Completely out of place locations. American cars on the streets of Japan. Probably the strangest is a 3rd gen F-body on the island of Weno. And the endless list of cars in America that were never offered here.

 

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Yeah Brett, them's the ones I told you to check out Thanks for the pics!!!

lol mr brown, you know I wouldn’t let you down. We hit the glacier in a 7.3 diesel E-350 on bags with 4 link rear 46x19.5x17’s. Central air system. Bags can be adjusted front to back & side to side to level it on off camber stuff, tires too. Amazingly smooth ride on a very rough approach track.

 

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Now that’s funny.

 

[NGABronco]

Hey boy, your bride has a big smile in both those pics, so you're doing good!!!!

 

[phred]

Yes sir she’s having a blast. She’s really enjoying this trip.

 

[phred]

Looks like a fun trip Brett. One of the things I love about their truck builds is the fact that they run a 46” tire and little to no lift

Yeah Steve they have no issue chopping the fenders on a band new vehicle in order to “squeeze” as much tire in as possible.

 

[Yeller]

Yeah Steve they have no issue chopping the fenders on a band new vehicle in order to “squeeze” as much tire in as possible.

Me either, as long as they’re not my fenders

 

[phred]

Yes, yes, yes. But what I want to know is if you are going to go visit and take pictures of the current fissure eruption or not.

Live feed of the eruption with soothing music.

https://www.ruv.is/english/2023-07-11-live-streaming-from-eruption-387597

 

[NGABronco]

That's awesome, looks like the water flowing thru the streets in New England from the storms!!!