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Native American Migration from Russia to Iceland (Part XXII)
by Patty Inglish, MS
Part of the DNA structure from Mohawk Nation can be found in Zulu Nation of Congo, as well as all around the Arctic Circle and all along the path of migration of the People of the North. See videos of northern dancing. published 8 months ago
Travelling in Norway
by Martin Kallak
Norway is an amazing country filled with snowcapped peaks, islands, fjords and woodland. Norway's coastline stretches far up above the arctic circle from Bergen in the south to Kirkenes in the North. If you... published 5 months ago
The Icelandic Horse-Gift from the Vikings
by robie2
Norse Vikings brought the Icelandic horse to Iceland in the ninth century. For those early settlers the horse was indispensible and the relationship forged then between Icelaners and their horses continues to this day. published 2 months ago
An Introduction to Orienteering
by balisunset
The sport of orienteering, born in Scandinavia and fondly referred to by enthusiasts as “the thinking sport,”has attributes that make it an ideal sport for our time.It requires minimal equipment, causes... published 2 days ago
Beautiful Trip from Sweden to Finland
by EU Blogger
One way to get to Finland is to take what I consider (and I highly recommend to anyone) one of the most beautiful boat trips in Europe. The trip starts every evening (around 5pm) through out the year from... published 4 days ago
Blog from Europe: Spotlight Finland, the Land of Nokia
by EU Blogger
Finland has been around for sometime. It came to existence around 1918, if I am correct. Three important things made it well know. The first one was when it held its first ever Olympic Games in the 1950s in... published 7 days ago
Quick and Easy Flower Crowns
by KT pdx
Making flower crowns is a great project for summer festivals, camps, and other group activities. This craft has its origins in many European cultures, where flower crowns, garlands, and wreaths are used to... published 2 months ago







