Boats at Dock, Isafjorder, Northwest Iceland
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In June of 2018 Lori and I flew to Helsinki, Finland and spent several days there.
Next we flew to Riga, Latvia and spent several days there also.
Then we flew and Amsterdam and visited that city for a few days. After Amsterdam we took a train to Rotterdam
and stayed at the New York Hotel on Rotterdam's Wilhelmina Pier in the harbor.
This building was the headquarters of the Holland America Line built in the early 1900's.
This served as the gateway for nearly two million Europeans emigrants sailing to America.
The building was reopened as a hotel in 1993 and preserves its rich history.
We met our friends Jerry and Renee on the pier the next day and the four of us boarded a Holland America ship bound for Boston. We stopped in Bergen, Norway, the Shetland Islands and three stops in Iceland.
Our second stop in Iceland was in the northwest corner of the country, in Isafjorder.
This image of two boats docked to the pier was made in the late afternoon.
This has always been one of my favorite photographs.
Next we flew to Riga, Latvia and spent several days there also.
Then we flew and Amsterdam and visited that city for a few days. After Amsterdam we took a train to Rotterdam
and stayed at the New York Hotel on Rotterdam's Wilhelmina Pier in the harbor.
This building was the headquarters of the Holland America Line built in the early 1900's.
This served as the gateway for nearly two million Europeans emigrants sailing to America.
The building was reopened as a hotel in 1993 and preserves its rich history.
We met our friends Jerry and Renee on the pier the next day and the four of us boarded a Holland America ship bound for Boston. We stopped in Bergen, Norway, the Shetland Islands and three stops in Iceland.
Our second stop in Iceland was in the northwest corner of the country, in Isafjorder.
This image of two boats docked to the pier was made in the late afternoon.
This has always been one of my favorite photographs.