This was probably the most favorite part of our trip. Climbing to mountain and just enjoying the air rushing through you. YES, it was freakin windy in there and YES all of it looks so much smaller from the photos, but trying to do my best. This was one of the sideroads places. As I said in previous post, if it's safe then try them definetely out!

We got there totally randomly and when a path goes somewhere up then it's really hard to say no. It was so quiet in there, I mean no human voices, only nature doing his thing. We were just lying with Margus on one rock on the top, being quiet and taking a piece of nature to our souls. Haha, it seems so weird to explain that but yeah. This place got a very special place in our hearts. I also love the photos. Some of them have kind of Tumblrish feeling. I hope you enjoy them too!

Cya in next post,
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coat - thrift shop | turtleneck - C&A | belt - Zara | sneakers - Adidas Photos of me : Margus Mäe

More 'me' shots from the sunny morning. About Iceland I highly reccommend to also drive on sideroads, but make sure it's SAFE to do that. You may discover beautiful hidden waterfalls or mountainroads that are pure and not touched by tourists. Because the main attractions may be a bit littered and full of muddy paths + tourist busses. For me the discovering parts are always the best parts while traveling. They have some kind of pure magic.

But cya on next nature post,
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And we have made it to Icelandic nature photos. The true me got wild again. Crawling around bushes and rolling in mud. Jep that's the real me behind the 'stay strong' look.

Since the first day with car was more likely foggy and rainy we had to take maximum of the second day. Luckily it gave us some mercy with weather. We woke up to beautiful sunrise inbetween the mountains. The only thing that could bother was the pinching cold which had came between 5 layers of clothes while sleeping in car. But few runs around our friend Volkswagen and ready to go again.

I am truly blessed that my partner in crime is also into photography so it's not a problem to stop by almost every view just to take few shots, haha. With other people I am always afraid to ask a pitstop just to take photos, silly me. But these photos are just from the morning, wait till you see the photos from afternoon!

Cya in next post,
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Photos of me: Margus Mäe

I love the black sand and rocks in Iceland. It makes all the other colors pop out so well. Right now most of the moss and grass is yellow so the black color brightens it up even more.

But todays photos come from the first day of our roadtrip. After driving maybe an hour we found this supercool mining place. The sand was fresh black and we could not pass this place. So we made some photos. I also love the contrast from yellow water and the black sand. Inspiration or what..

Cya in next post,
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Hellooo! I am back. It has been a hectic week. In Estonia we had ERKI Fashion show applicaions deadline so it means work-work-allnighters-work kind of days just after arriving form Iceland. But the first photos from trip are finally here.

So where to begin.. The first, arriving day, we spent on Reykjavik. A small and a sweet city. Right next to sea and mountains. Few cars and people. Did you know that on Iceland all together lives about 323 000 people? So it's even less than in Estonian capital Tallinn, although we are a lot smaller country by area. But I can't complain. It means no rush hours and loads of people everywhere. Since we went on low-season the tourist attraction places weren't also super crowded. But about the nature will talk on next posts more.

What about more? Even though my friend told me about the high prices in Iceland, I didn't believe that they were this high. We were kind of shocked about it because in a grocery store you couldn't find anything under an euro(converted from Iceland kronas). For an example, 300g cheese for about 13€, bread 3€ and so on. Which is quite understandable, since they bring most of the stuff in from other countries, and it's not so near to bring. The fuel price is around 2€. Even though it's also more expencive I highly reccommend renting a car. Atleast for us it as more important to see around rather than have expencive dinners and fancy coffee dates. These I keep for more cheaper locations.

That's about it for today.
Cya on next post,
xx