This is what Ewelina and I did with Susan. It was a lot of driving, but we had crazy fun.

Day 1:

• Hanging dried fish just South of Hafnarfjörður
• Stopped by a pretty lake, forget the name
• Seltún hot springs in Krýsuvík
• Drove along coast to Stokkseyri and Eyrarbakki
• Examined moss, craters, Icelandic berries and a prison on the way
• The Icelandic wonders and ghost museums in Stokkseyri. Neither were worth the money or time, sadly.
• KFC in Selfoss
• Paused in Hella, so Susan could photo the sign (it always cracks Californians up)
• Walked behind the Seljalandsfoss waterfall and climbed up to a little cave
• Found Seljavallalaug, which is still half full of ash/sand. Bathed anyway, in the rain.
• Stopped in Vík for Icelandic mutton-soup and visited the wool souvenir shop.
• Drove in the rain, stopped to look at hundreds of man-made rock cairns, added our own stones.
• Reach Skaftafell national park just after dark, camped and giggled over white wine and invisible carrots in our tent, until we fell asleep.

Day 2:

• Hiked the small circle in Skaftafell, seeing Svartifoss and Lambhagi and many glaciers from a distance.
• Found a gas stove and Polish book left by other tourists, left a funny note with our phone number before claiming the loot.
• Drove rapidly to Höfn, bought beer, had coffee.
• Drove slowly back, photoed horses.
• Stopped at Jökulsárlón, saw icebergs and seals.
• Stopped at Svínafellsjökull, walked on it
• Stopped at the wrecked bridge exhibit
• Stopped to admire collapsed caves
• Got stuck in sand by the roadside, got unstuck after two trucks and a jeep all stopped and offered help which we didn't end up needing. But that made the girls think Icelanders are awesome.
• Camped at Kirkjubæjarklaustur, cooked lamb and chicken and slices of the world's largest potato on a crappy disposable BBQ.

Day 3:

• Drove to Vík, visited the beach there and had hot-dogs.
• Quickly looked at Skógarfoss
• Looked at some ruins of barns half made out of caves in a big rock.
• Stopped for gas in Hvolsvöllur, were appalled by the crappy excuse for a farmer's market.
• Visited Geysir
• Visited Gullfoss, had mutton-soup again, with seconds!
• Drove the mountainy way to Þingvellir, visited the crevasse, visitors center, cemetary and church.
• Drove to Nesjavellir, admired the steam and the sheep and the fun road.