“Clouds beyond clouds above me,
Wastes beyond wastes below”
From the poem “Spellbound” by Emily Brontë
#clouds #wasteland #december #melancholy #poetry
“Clouds beyond clouds above me,
Wastes beyond wastes below”
From the poem “Spellbound” by Emily Brontë
#clouds #wasteland #december #melancholy #poetry
Fields flooded and footpaths forsaken…
#rain #fields #footpaths
Fields flooded and footpaths forsaken…
#rain #fields #footpaths
#krampus
#krampus
#libraries #books
#libraries #books
#autumnleaves
#autumnleaves
#storm #gods
Silently, Snaer tracked through the woodland…
Snaer (old Norse “Snaerr”, English “snow”) is a personification of snow, a god become a legendary Scandinavian king. The Orkneyinga saga describes him as “Snow the Old” (“Snaerr hinn gamli”) son of Jokull (“ice” or “glacier”).
Silently, Snaer tracked through the woodland…
Snaer (old Norse “Snaerr”, English “snow”) is a personification of snow, a god become a legendary Scandinavian king. The Orkneyinga saga describes him as “Snow the Old” (“Snaerr hinn gamli”) son of Jokull (“ice” or “glacier”).
Hrimnir, in Norse mythology, is “one who covers with frost” (old Norse “hrim” - rime). Fimbulvetr or Fimbulwinter is the great winter (“fimbul” - great; “vetr” - winter). It lasts for 3 seasons and heralds Ragnarok…
#norsemythology #ragnarok
Hrimnir, in Norse mythology, is “one who covers with frost” (old Norse “hrim” - rime). Fimbulvetr or Fimbulwinter is the great winter (“fimbul” - great; “vetr” - winter). It lasts for 3 seasons and heralds Ragnarok…
#norsemythology #ragnarok
Kate Viscardi explains how his story is woven into East Anglian history.
We should re-adopt him and bring a much-needed November 20th holiday!
#StEdmund #PatronSaint #History
(John Atkinson Grimshaw “A Moonlit Lane).
(John Atkinson Grimshaw “A Moonlit Lane).