This April our group visited the vikings at Årsunda and their event “Vårblot”. They have such an amazing site with a viking house and an open area for tents and a market. I really liked their efforts in keeping all modern things hidden away, water posts, cleaning areas, car parking- everything was hidden away so the experience was really 100 % viking. I was pretty sure I already had post about Årsunda, but apparently I only posted some photos of friends before, so here’s more at the actual site and what we did.
Making breakfast and coffee is sometimes the most important…
Neighbours
Hanging out, eating, drinking and braiding hair. That pretty much sums up our weekend.
Digging a ditch, or hiding something?
Inside the viking house after Saturday festivities.
Outside the house
The site was completely “all-viking”, until Sunday when we practically packed away the camp while sitting in the car. I like sites where the distance between packing-the-car and inside-the-tent are shorter than my belt…
Camping and market place
They also have an autumn event, so in a couple of weeks we’re going viking again down south 😉
24/02/2017 at 22:41
This looks like such an amazing event. I’m going to reblog it onto my site! 🙂
24/02/2017 at 22:42
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Such an amazing event. And this is a wonderful blog–please visit Linda at Handcrafted History!