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A Nerd's Guide To Iceland - Vimarsana News

A Nerd's Guide To Iceland

Where was Game of Thrones shot in Iceland? And can you visit shooting locations from Star Wars? Learn more in our guide to Iceland for nerds!

Immersing in Iceland: A Journey Through Its Rich Culture - Vimarsana News

Immersing in Iceland: A Journey Through Its Rich Culture

Iceland, a Nordic island nation, is not just a land of geysers, glaciers, and northern lights. It's also a treasure trove of rich culture and traditions, shaped by its isolated geography and resilient inhabitants.

Pixel Scroll 12/26/23 Warning – Spindizzy Recall! Your City May Auto-Return Abruptly! - Vimarsana News

Pixel Scroll 12/26/23 Warning – Spindizzy Recall! Your City May Auto-Return Abruptly!

(1) TO THE NASFIC AND BEYOND. A chapter of Sandra Bond’s Trans-Atlantic Fan Fund trip saga appears in the new issue of Geri Sullivan’s fanzine Idea 13. Says S&ra, “It contains my report on Pemmi-Con with detailed thoughts on What Went Wrong With It And Why.” Day thirteen of TAFF, unlucky for some. Sandra Bond

Meet the Yule Cat, an Icelandic folklore beast who eats children : NPR - Vimarsana News

Meet the Yule Cat, an Icelandic folklore beast who eats children : NPR

The Icelandic folk monster, Jólakötturinn, which translates to Yule Cat, stalks the hillsides of towns looking for children to eat. But only those who aren't wearing their new Christmas clothes.

Source: npr.org
You've heard of Santa, maybe even Krampus, but what about the child-eating Yule Cat? - Vimarsana News

You've heard of Santa, maybe even Krampus, but what about the child-eating Yule Cat?

The Icelandic folk monster, Jólakötturinn, which translates to Yule Cat, stalks the hillsides of towns looking for children to eat. But only those who aren't wearing their new Christmas clothes.

Source: knpr.org