Norse and Viking Ramblings

A gentle wander through the Viking world

22 April 2019

Britain's Viking Graveyard

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Viking ship model in Repton. Photo Judith Jesch This blog started off as a light-hearted romp through some of my interests, mainly to do...
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26 August 2018

Polar Bear Steak

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In a blog post last year , I questioned whether the meat of the polar bear was especially edible. Well, travel is educational and I got so...
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25 August 2018

Westfjord Stories II

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My recent visit to the Westfjords, and to Hrafnseyri in particular, sent me back to re-read Hrafns saga Sveinbjarnarsonar . A relatively ...
24 August 2018

Westfjord Stories I

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Although the Westfjords (Vestfirðir) of Iceland are sparsely populated nowadays, they do figure quite largely in a variety of Old Icelandi...
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23 August 2018

From Nottingham to Arnarfjörður

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As regular readers of this blog know, I quite often go to academic conferences in the Viking diaspora and usually manage to stay on for a ...
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12 May 2018

How(e) I Love Hoxa

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Time flies, and it's been all of three years since I was last in Orkney, so I was very happy to have the opportunity to go again las...
02 April 2018

Writing the Ice-Bear III

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Photo by Brocken Inaglory Wikimedia Commons Just a little footnote to previous posts on this topic... Here in Britain we have suffer...
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