Yesterday night we had no connection. That's why we didn't send the log book of the 5th. We went for two days to discover the beauties of the southern part of Iceland. Geysir, glaciers, waterfalls, this country is amazing. We had a bad weather with rain but we enjoyed every moment, every landscape, every ray of light. The region where we spent the night was only accessible by crossing flooded streams. Luckily our Icelandic friends were in charge.
We should leave tomorrow, the prediction for the day are not so good, then we'll see.
We'll leave Iceland with big emotion but full of energy. About hospitality, Icelandic know what they are talking about.

Interview day. The whole crew met the minister of environment. Afterwards we went to the university where we met two scientist who told us a bit more about the energy in Iceland, the melting of glaciers and the protection of the environment.
In between, we were tugged away from the float because a violent wind from the side was threatening us to climb on the float.

The day was dedicated to the Geothermal energy. We went to visit a geothermal power plant and greenhouses. Iceland is self sufficient for its production of tomatoes, cucumbers and paprika. There is a lots more to tell about our day. Unfortunately the time is missing. We spend the whole day in shooting. When the team comes back onboard, "Southern Star" becomes a real postproduction studio. Editing, looking at the rushes, planning the day after... We start at 7h30 and stop at midnight.
We want to say a special thanks to Helga and Oli for their dedication and involment to our expedition. With them all doors are open.