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August 5th 2008

Published: August 11th 2008

So it was onto my next adventure, Iceland. As the name suggests, I was expecting it to be pretty cold there, but I was pleasantly surprised when I turned up and it was actually warmer than London! My first day, it was about 23-25 degrees. Very nice! It didn't last though, and although it got cooler, there was no need for the thermals I took along. Anyway, I landed in Iceland, in a place called Ke... Read Full Entry

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James Kemp

Mr Leeds United

Hey all, i'm James from the extremely talented sporting nation of New Zealand. I'm a world explorer, who has raised funds for this expedition by working in Finance for a few years. Since conquering the Middle East and alot of Europe on my way to the UK, I have settled in London for the time being to earn some pounds to fund even more adventures back over the English Channel into Europe, South America and generally anywhere that takes my fancy. Since moving back to New Zealand the adventures have slowed but by no means are they over. Stay tuned for the next exciting adventure............ ... full info

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Geysir just bursting

It doesn't really show the magnificent blue it turned just before it exploded

Just after the explosion

As all the water rushes back down to meet the lava for yet another explosion. The explosions here happen every 5-10 minutes.

Thingvellir National Park

Beautiful, and also the site of the first ever parliament, over 1,000 years ago.

Thingvellir National Park #2

Looking out towards the lake.

The rock and the flag

Where the speaker spoke at the first parliament, reciting every single law. Imagine if they had to do that now!

Continental lands

The bridge is a figurative crossing between the Europe and America land masses as it's here that the plates are moving away from each other at the rate of 5-10cm per year.