Seydisfjordur is a town of 665 people.
It is located deep up a fjord,
flanked by high mountains,
in Eastern Iceland.
It can be reached by Iceland’s famous ring road.
The area is filled with waterfalls,
and is home to Skalane’s Nature Preserve which is a wildlife paradise teeming with artic birds and sealife.
Cheers to you from stunning Iceland~
(Internet continues to be problematic, but I will check in when I can!)
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Stunning pictures of Seydisfjordur, Iceland from Cindy Knoke.
Hugs to you Patricia from across the shining sea ❤
Simply beautiful and unlike anything I’ve ever seen! My son took our 15 year-old grandson to Iceland last spring. They both enjoyed the sights. Hugs.
What a wonderful thing for your son to do for his son ❤
What a stunning area! Thanks for sharing the beauty with us Cindy.
Thank you for your kind appreciation & cheers to you Brad!
Cheers Cindy!
Iceland is most fascinating, I like the waterfall…
Thank you and I am happy you enjoyed~
Amazing place💕💕💕
It is a stunning place & thank you for the appreciation!
Pleasure💕🤗🌹
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I don’t have to leave my little village anymore, I can just visit the world on your blog – how nice is that.
Free, no flight nightmares. Virtual travel has all the perks and none of the hassles!
Best greetings and wishes, Cindy! Thank you very much for these great images. Its looks wonderful, the only only i think is the bad internet connection. 😉 Have a nice weekend. Michael
Thanks & happy weekend Michael!
Thank you Cindy! You too. Michael
Such splendor!! Cindy, thank you for letting me travel with you — I love the photographic beauty of the places you visit!
You make travel more fun! Cheers to you Debbie~
Stunning photos. Mountains, water and waterfalls – can’t get much better !
Thanks so much. Iceland is an un-spoiled paradise.
Wha positively gorgeous and dramatic photos Cindy!! My favorite is the series of waterfalls with the small house down below. xox
There are so many waterfalls next to charming houses here. It must be lovely to have a waterfall in your backyard!
That would be awesome– majestic nature out your window every day!! Love you travel photos Cindy!! xox
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Beautiful photos of what may be the most beautiful place previously unknown to me. The locals can cope with Iceland’s winters, so I am sure they can cope with pronouncing and spelling their town’s name.
The language is impossible for me, but I agree with you, the country is a true unspoiled paradise. Thank you & happy weekend.
Wow! I can not believe what I see … this tiny house with a red roof at the foot of the high mountain. A synonym for silence. Thanks so much for this beautiful photos, dear Cindy!
Thank you for truly seeing & happy weekend!
Wow! The tiny house (which probably isn’t so tiny) highlights the waterfall’s magnificence. Gorgeous, Cindy!
Thank you Jennie and yes, it is a substantial three story stone house. These mountains are steep and huge!
That is amazing. Best to you, Cindy.
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Breathtaking!!
Thank You for sharing your amazing adventures with your brilliant photography!
Thank you for such a thoroughly thoutful comment and cheers to you from sunny Iceland!
Enjoy your adventures but please oh please keep sharing.
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Oh my gosh, Cindy! If I had that scenery to look at, I would not even be aware of the internet. Stunning!
Yes. It’s effect on you is gobsmacking, the confrontation with the wonder of it all. The fact of less density of human settlements maybe is a partially explaining factor for the unspoiled wonder. Hugs to you ❤
Truly magnificent!🤗🤗🤗
Love to you Rebecca ❤
Beautiful waterfalls, bet you had a great time. Next time I’ll sneak in your luggage. Have a great day.
Yes please! Hop in my luggage. It would be better with you along ❤
Watch it, I’m coming too! I’ll bring a bottle or two. ❤ 🙂
marvelous!
Ahh, thank you very much.
Stunning!!
Takk fyrir!
Never seen a waterfall like that before with so many sections… amazing.
Amazing, isn’t it, and there are literally hundreds of these in Iceland ❤
Oh, what beautiful pictures!
Thank you so much.
I’d love to photograph this place Cindy! You sure get to travel a lot! You must tally up a huge amount of flying points!
I would love to see your photos of Iceland. It would be amazing to see the northern lights.
Oh yes! I’ve always thought about that scenario!
I’d find a nice calm sheltered lake with some nice or interesting terrain & use the water as a mirror! Than I’d to a time lapse & right near the end I’d use a powerful spot light to light up the country side.Of course the exposures would need some experimenting with!
If there was a small rock in the centre of the lake I’d put a nude right on top & highlight her instead of the countryside.
The entire scene would look very surreal I suspect but to be honest whatever I think of almost always turns out different….but usually still different good!!
WOW! You are actually composing a photo. Impressive.
I have many many scenarios I keep in the back of my mind Cindy.I probably won’t get to use most of them.
Yeah, now I know you do this.
It is an amazing gift.
he or she who makes the most mistakes will end up with great shots!
True. There is benefit to quantity reduction!
Incredibly beautiful Cindy!!!
Gorgeous & unspoiled like our planet should be!
Wow you go to the coolest places! Hugz sweetie
Iceland is definitely one of the coolest! 😉
I love Iceland! You’re on my kind of a trip! Have fun! 🙋
It is a wonderful place to travel around!
Breathtaking bounties of nature!
Thank you! Iceland is stunning.
So many wonderful impressions from picturesque Seydisfjordur, Cindy! I especially love the third from the bottom, the tiny house makes it perfect. Wishing you happy travels. 🙂
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These Icelanders are so wise. They build strong stone houses next to gorgeous waterfalls, and since there are more waterfalls than people, this works out well!
Very lovely! Cindy, like the Beach Boys, you certainly ‘Get Around…’ ! RH
They surf in Iceland and there is huge surf. We were in a big storm and the waves were impressive. Surfing next to glaciers looks pretty intense.
It really is a magical little country😍Sounds like you’re having a good time in the fjords! Do you have a favorite part of Seydisfjordur? We actually have a post out on 5 free things to do in Reykjavik and would love your opinion on it! You can find it at https://theagapecompany.com/2018/04/27/five-free-things-to-do-in-reykjavik/
Loved your ideas and added a couple more! Wonderful and helpful blog.
Thank you! We truly appreciate the refined bloggers eye. Is there anything you would recommend to improve the reader experience?
I appreciate these beautiful glimpses we get from you here from some beautiful places I may not otherwise ever get a glimpse of. ❤
Ahhh, I am so glad to have you as a virtual travel companion. You make the experience better!
Thanks for the ride! 🙂
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Wow, you made me fell in love with the place. I kinda jealous and wish I was there too. Vivid photos. Nice shot, thank you for sharing! 🙂
The Shetlands are gorgeous and so are your photos!
Otroligt hur människor kan bo. I så helt olikt det jag är van vid. Så öde och mäktigt. Jag kan föreställa mig att man antingen älskar det eller blir galen av det stora tomma öde. Fantastiska bilder.
Det är fantastiskt vackert men kan vara väldigt svårt att leva på vintern. Skål till dig från Island!
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Wow stunning! The waterfalls are amazing. Thanks for sharing
They are waterfalls like this all around Iceland!
My God Cindy these pictures are beautiful. Once again I find myself traveling through your eyes and what an adventure. Can’t wait for Inion to see these. She’s going to be green with envy. lol 😉
Wonderful to hear from you and so glad to travel virtually with you my friend. Cheers and be well to all of you ❤
I love the vivid blues. The clarity is amazing, Cindy. Have a wonderful time. Hugs.
Hugs back to you from across the sea Teagan ❤
What an evergreen beautiful community.
There are some places in this world that are just spectacular!
Just briefly before I could snap a photo the Great Blue heron was at my creek side this morning.
The utility easement on the other side of the creek is like a mini wild life preserve.
A small green space between to suburban communities. My small haven 🙂
Sounds like a wonderful natural retreat and congrats on the Great Blue Heron! I have needlepointed two on my pillows! So graceful. Hugs to you Jules~
Fabulous photos Cindy! I’ve never been to Iceland, so it’s wonderful to see it through your lens! 🙂
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So happy you are traveling virtually with me Carmen and cheers to you ❤
Hello Cindy
Thank you for the beautiful picture. Sure, you pictures tells us how beautiful Iceland is, I went many years ago, when there were no blogs. I hope I will return one day! Great photos you have.
I am happy you have experienced this magical fairyland and can well understand why you will return!
liebe Cindy, das ist sehr schön, freue dich auf das Wochenende, es wird bestimmt schön.
Du bist sehr nett. Danke und habe ein wundervolles Wochenende!
so gorgeous!
Places like this show us what we need to protect. ❤
It’s a great place to fish and camp. Of course, you need to prepared for the weather … and volcanic activity. 🙂
Laughing….
Thank you.
Great photo of a truly unique waterfall feature.
Thank you.
schönes Wochenende mit hoffentlich vielen schönen Momenten.
Danke schoen mein lieber Freund und frohe Wochenende ❤
You sure do go to interesting places, Cindy. xxxx
I try!
and we get to see the World in the meantime! 😉
You make the experience better ❤
Thanks Cindy xxxxx
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Cindy Knoke is in Iceland, and she captures the beauty of this island as only she can. Stunning photography.
You are such a lovely friend. Hugs & thank you Sally ❤
Stunningly beautiful photos, Cindy. Thanks for sharing. 😘
Ahhh, you are very kind ❤
Very beautiful photographs of a very beautiful landscapes!
Thanks.
Thank you for such a thoughtful comment.
Lovely photos ,Cindy.
Thanks kind lady and have a wonderful week.
What a beautiful place. Your waterfall photo is so awesome!
You are very kind. Thank you & cheers too~