Iceland - the wifi-problem

All's well. I am in Reykjavik and so is my family. Only problem is WiFi. My wife and daughter logged on to the WiFi in the apartment we rented but neither my computer or brand new phone can do it. I told myself that I don't mind, but I do want to able to write a few posts for Steemit.

Now I am at the café of the National Museum, and can finally post.

So until now we have just been around Reykjavik. We have visited some friends who, with the overwhelming hospitality of the North Atlantic people have organised that we can lend a jeep and have invited us on a fishing trip up north.

The food is quite expensive, even to a Dane. Not much grows up here and a lot of it has to be imported. We see many Danish products and vegetables. Fine lamb meat and fish is on the other hand cheaper than in Denmark, so we have gone quite carnivorous.

The language is easier to understand than I thought, much easier than Faroese which I used to be able to understand a little of when I lived there at the age of twenty. It is like a weird dialect of Danish or Norwegian with many old-fashioned words. But many people up here talk good Danish as they learn it in school and often have been to Denmark to study so I haven't really had to speak much English until now. Like most Nordic people the Icelanders are good at English.

I will try to find some hipster cafés, so I can post a bit about my vacation. I will probably have a hard time aswering comments.

So until next hotspot...