Pagan-Viking

@mcw1991

I'm a Norse Pagan who has a deep love towards Viking culture and lifestyle. I drink mead, live and enjoy life. One day I think in life, I'd like to leave all this 21st century behind and make a new life in the middle of know where. How they did back in the 9th-11th century. Live from the land... no money = no money worries. Hail the Gods!

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hobbithouses

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I could live here, peaceful and quiet life.

gypsywayofliving

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Viking in us all

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From HBO Nordic’s Facebook page

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CAN | NOT | WAIT

#vikings #norse #pagan

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List of Norse Dwarfs - The Dwarfs in Norse Mythology

NOTE: There are various theories about the origins of the names of some of the less known dwarfs of the Norse Mythology. Some names on this list may belong to the dwarf referred to or may be just another name for another dwarf. Due to the many Dwarfs in Norse Mythology, this list may not be complete! Some of the less known Dwarfs have only a few references to their names and not much is known about them. I hope you can find this list to be helpful in some way! A Dwarf (Old Norse: dvergr) is a certain kind of invisible, small and misshapen creature made from the maggots in the dead body of the giant Ymir. The dwarfs are pitch-black in appearance and live under the ground in Nidavellir, one of the Nine Worlds held within the branches of the world-tree Yggdrasil. Nidavellir is the home of the Dwarfs, a place which was probably thought of as a labyrinthine complex of mines and forges. The dwarfs are most often noted for being extremely skilled smiths and craftsmen. They love treasures and all the metals. They’re also extremely knowledgeable, wise, and magically powerful. When a dwarf is exposed to the rays of Sunlight, he turns into stone.

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bottlenose dolphins photgraphed by (click pic) vitaly sokol, francois gohier, gerald lacz and craig tuttle. most dolphins can jump over twenty feet high out of the water. for dolphins, jumping out of the water actually uses less energy than swimming through water.