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    Atmospheric conditions, apparitions and portents of doom

    There is a lot in Orkney’s lexicon that have multiple meanings

    3rd Feb 2022
  • Mimir’s Well Orkney

    Kirkwall – from Norse Thing site to council seat

    The transference of power from the past to the present

    3rd Feb 2022
  • Mimir’s Well Orkney

    It’s written in the runes

    An archaeological discovery

    3rd Feb 2022
  • Mimir’s Well Orkney

    Freed from the Norn connection

    Norn still persists in Orcadian dialect

    3rd Feb 2022
  • Mimir’s Well Orkney

    An Orcadian fairy-tale with Nordic roots

    Folklore is a rich vein of study

    3rd Feb 2022
  • Mimir’s Well Orkney

    Constitution day 17th May

    The 17th of May is Norwegian Constitution Day

    3rd Feb 2022
  • Mimir’s Well Orkney Students

    The magic of the merry dancers

    The merry dancers is the name given to the northern lights in Orkney and Shetland

    3rd Feb 2022
  • Mimir’s Well Orkney

    Exploring the treasures left by Chrissie Costie

    Chrissie Costie was an Orcadian writer living in the 20th century

    2nd Feb 2022
  • Mimir’s Well Orkney

    Twelfth, 13th or 20th Night?

    When do you put up and take down your Christmas decorations?

    2nd Feb 2022
  • Mimir’s Well Orkney

    Piracy in northern waters

    Immortalised by Sir Walter Scott, pirate John Gow grew up in Stromness

    2nd Feb 2022
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