Back in the Viking Age, when the winter cold set in, the Vikings took shelter in their houses and wrapped themselves in leather blankets to keep warm, as the fireplace alone was not enough to counteract the cold from leaks in the longhouse. They cooked with the remaining raw materials and passed the time by, among other things, grinding their [...].

Back in the Viking Age, when the winter cold set in, the Vikings took shelter in their houses and wrapped themselves in leather blankets to keep warm, as the fireplace alone was not enough to counteract the cold from leaks in the longhouse. They cooked with the remaining raw materials and passed the time by, among other things, grinding their [...].

Back in the Viking Age, when the winter cold set in, the Vikings took shelter in their houses and wrapped themselves in leather blankets to keep warm, as the fireplace alone was not enough to counteract the cold from leaks in the longhouse. They cooked with the remaining raw materials and passed the time by, among other things, grinding their [...].

Back in the Viking Age, when the winter cold set in, the Vikings took shelter in their houses and wrapped themselves in leather blankets to keep warm, as the fireplace alone was not enough to counteract the cold from leaks in the longhouse. They cooked with the remaining raw materials and passed the time by, among other things, grinding their [...].

Back in the Viking Age, when the winter cold set in, the Vikings took shelter in their houses and wrapped themselves in leather blankets to keep warm, as the fireplace alone was not enough to counteract the cold from leaks in the longhouse. They cooked with the remaining raw materials and passed the time by, among other things, grinding their [...].

Back in the Viking Age, when the winter cold set in, the Vikings took shelter in their houses and wrapped themselves in leather blankets to keep warm, as the fireplace alone was not enough to counteract the cold from leaks in the longhouse. They cooked with the remaining raw materials and passed the time by, among other things, grinding their [...].

Back in the Viking Age, when the winter cold set in, the Vikings took shelter in their houses and wrapped themselves in leather blankets to keep warm, as the fireplace alone was not enough to counteract the cold from leaks in the longhouse. They cooked with the remaining raw materials and passed the time by, among other things, grinding their [...].

Back in the Viking Age, when the winter cold set in, the Vikings took shelter in their houses and wrapped themselves in leather blankets to keep warm, as the fireplace alone was not enough to counteract the cold from leaks in the longhouse. They cooked with the remaining raw materials and passed the time by, among other things, grinding their [...].

Back in the Viking Age, when the winter cold set in, the Vikings took shelter in their houses and wrapped themselves in leather blankets to keep warm, as the fireplace alone was not enough to counteract the cold from leaks in the longhouse. They cooked with the remaining raw materials and passed the time by, among other things, grinding their [...].

Back in the Viking Age, when the winter cold set in, the Vikings took shelter in their houses and wrapped themselves in leather blankets to keep warm, as the fireplace alone was not enough to counteract the cold from leaks in the longhouse. They cooked with the remaining raw materials and passed the time by, among other things, grinding their [...].

It is spring in the Viking harbour, and the Vikings are busy getting ready for the summer's many expeditions.

It is spring in the Viking harbour, and the Vikings are busy getting ready for the summer's many expeditions.

It is spring in the Viking harbour, and the Vikings are busy getting ready for the summer's many expeditions.

It is spring in the Viking harbour, and the Vikings are busy getting ready for the summer's many expeditions.

The Viking port is visited by a real völva, who makes a blót on the sacrificial site every day at 13:00.

The Viking port is visited by a real völva, who makes a blót on the sacrificial site every day at 13:00.

The Viking port is visited by a real völva, who makes a blót on the sacrificial site every day at 13:00.

The Viking port is visited by a real völva, who makes a blót on the sacrificial site every day at 13:00.

The Viking port is visited by a real völva, who makes a blót on the sacrificial site every day at 13:00.

It is spring in the Viking harbour, and the Vikings are busy getting ready for the summer's many expeditions.