Cave near Vík í Mýrdal, Iceland.  Formed by cooling of lava during a primeval era and shaped constantly by monstrous tides arriving across the Atlantic Ocean from Antarctica, this cave’s columnar basalt assume psychadelic wavy patterns.

At Gullfoss, Iceland

… even if it’s a black sand beach in the North Atlantic.  Fun memories.

Not surprisingly, I’m busy in the clinic (and elsewhere).  However, in a few short minutes of downtime, I had a chance to take a look at some photos from Iceland.  Among them, I found this meandering river, among vast sheep-grazed plains and framed by tall mountains in the background.  It seemed to fit well with my summertime mood.

Life has been very busy but here’s a perfunctory update.