We started running at Fagradalsheiði, where we broke off yesterday. Here Andrés met a Frenchman named Oliver Descout who was very inspired by the World Harmony Run and its message.

A picture of all the girls that joined our team at Egilsstaðir town taken at the old highway from Fagridalur. The girls, Chahida, Behala, Neelabha, Blanka and Sumeru had run 40km and were happy to get some food at last.

This is the famous Möðruvellir house in Möðrudalur

Davíð playing football with a puppy whose name is not known to us, but lives in Grímsstaðir in the highlands. The dog had a lot of fun chasing the ball and Davíð had a lot of fun playing with the dog, being an old farm boy from Snæfellsnes county himself.

Andrés plays the Charango at Grímsstaðir in the gentle sun. The Charango is a Latin American instrument, made by the American Indians who had to travel far in mountainous areas where a regular guitar would be to big and heavy.

The girls relaxing at Grímsstaðir, happy after a long day. The girls are, apart from the aforementioned five: Steinunn, Viktoría and Moa from Sweden.

The double rainbow over Grímsstaðir that night. Photo taken and edited by Martin.

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Distance: 111km

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