Ten Miles 22,000 Steps We successfully zigged and zagged the vast majority of Dublin and City Center during our third day in the city – covering more ground than even I thought we’d be able to do before prepping for our next city – our day looked a little something like this: Freshley Chopped for breakfast – smoked salmon avocado toast, quinoa salad, and chicken avocado toast between the three of us The Book of Kells + the Long Room at the Old Library/Trinity College The Icon

Back again! We’ve landed safe and sound with seamless flights from Boston-Logan to Dublin International. While I have your attention, I’m going to highly recommend the Thrifty Parking Lot in Revere (we’ll see if that recommendation sticks upon our return) – it was probably the most seamless experience I’ve had in a while – easy to get to, easy to check in/drop off, and a quick shuttle directly to your terminal – all for $100 less than the economy lot would have cost us. I did

Our final full day! Since our glacier hike was canceled on Monday we decided to rebook and do the lava caves that I talked about in an earlier post, but we were staying in contact with Pink Iceland in case the option to go out Wednesday presented itself. Unfortunately, we got the call letting us know that due to the storm coming into the region all the trips out were canceled again. We were incredibly grateful we took them up on their offer Monday instead of just rescheduling

Helgafell – The Holy Mountain Shortly after waking and meeting our guide around the corner from our AirBnB we were driven out to Helgafell – The Holy Mountain, 45 minutes west of Reykjavik, where we would be going underground into one of the many lava caves that pepper the country. The entire way out there the only thing I could think of was the roads in Ireland and how we would hold our breath as if that could make us and the car skinnier – the roads were mostly covered in i