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January’s Mid-Winter Feast Thorrablót: Not for Faint of Heart or Stomach
Thorrablót, often written without the accent in English, is Iceland’s midwinter feast, held during Thorri, the old Icelandic month that runs from late January to late February. Imagine stepping out…
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Vetrnætr – Vikings Welcome Winter
Vaetrnaetr is the Viking celebration that welcomes winter and the new year. What did the Vikings do to celebrate?
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Months of the Norse Calendar
The Norse calendar months were divided into two seasons: Summer and winter. Each month started on the new moon.
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