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Pete Chipman Photography
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Pete Chipman Photography
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This is a great camper rental company in Iceland. The prices may
seem a bit expensive, but they are actaully very comparable to other
rental companies in the country. I rented the L-200 4X4 camper from
them for both of my 2005 and 2006 expeditions, and the Ram 4x4
camper for my 2007 and 2008 expeditions. The diesel version of their
L-200 is great for fuel economy.
Adur, Johannes, August, and the rest of the J&S crew are tops.
seem a bit expensive, but they are actaully very comparable to other
rental companies in the country. I rented the L-200 4X4 camper from
them for both of my 2005 and 2006 expeditions, and the Ram 4x4
camper for my 2007 and 2008 expeditions. The diesel version of their
L-200 is great for fuel economy.
Adur, Johannes, August, and the rest of the J&S crew are tops.
Great accommodations near Latrabjarg seabird cliffs in western Iceland.
Brina, the owner, can provide interesting (and essential) information about
for your trip, including a library of maps and pictures at the hotel. The
hotel itself is located not far from the cliffs (maybe 20 minutes).
Ask Birna, and somewhere, you'll find a couple of my prints from the cliffs
there.
Brina, the owner, can provide interesting (and essential) information about
for your trip, including a library of maps and pictures at the hotel. The
hotel itself is located not far from the cliffs (maybe 20 minutes).
Ask Birna, and somewhere, you'll find a couple of my prints from the cliffs
there.
Mile High Muscle has customer service second to none when it comes
to online supplements. On my expeditions, I'm often in situations
where it will be a few days before I can purchase food. Because of
this, I'll try to pack dry food with a high calorie to weight ratio. Protein
shakes and bars are good for this sort of thing, and Mile High muscle
helped me out in during my three Iceland trips. They're good people
who will take the time to answer your questions. If you're into
bodybuilding they're a great resource, but they're also an excellent
resource if you're looking for supplemental nutrition for remote
activities like I do.
to online supplements. On my expeditions, I'm often in situations
where it will be a few days before I can purchase food. Because of
this, I'll try to pack dry food with a high calorie to weight ratio. Protein
shakes and bars are good for this sort of thing, and Mile High muscle
helped me out in during my three Iceland trips. They're good people
who will take the time to answer your questions. If you're into
bodybuilding they're a great resource, but they're also an excellent
resource if you're looking for supplemental nutrition for remote
activities like I do.
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