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On Sunday, my mom’s friend from college and her husband took me to the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, then for lunch in Charlottelund at the harbor. I had two smørrebrød: one with marinated herring and one with shrimp. After we walked along the water for a bit, then stopped by a bakery to pick up pastries to take to their apartment to have with coffee. It was such a nice day, and such a nice visit! Sept 26, 2021 #smørrebrød #denmark #delicious #food #yummyfood #scandinavianfood #scandinavianstyle #restaurant #scandinavia #danishrestaurant #danishfood #dansk (at Sejlklubbernes Restaurant)
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Jewells Chambers moved to Iceland in 2016, and is the host of the popular podcast and YouTube channel All Things Iceland, giving you the inside scoop on Icelandic nature, culture, history, and language through the eyes of an expat living in the country.
It was so fun to chat with Jewells! In this episode, we talk ice climbing; how to deal with 23 hours of sunlight; interviewing world leaders; the challenges of learning Icelandic; her experience as a woman of color in Iceland; and so much more.
Find out why Jewells loves Iceland - and why you might learn to love it, too.
Available anywhere you get podcasts or https://bit.ly/LWYLep51
The sun on my head is my crown
Watching the sunrise on the Stavanger -Tau ferry.
17/12/2017
Credit: OutdoorLife Norway
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New print available in our shop! Hand-pulled screenprint with extremely long lasting eco-friendly inks, available in a variety of colours.
This print is a collaboration with the extremely talented @dyrs_hjarta_art and inspired by the Binding of Fenrir myth: you can see the huge wolf Fenrir right in the centre of the artwork, entangled by the smooth and supple fetter called Gleipnir, and gagged by a sword after he devoured the god Tyr’s hand. On the top the mask of the Allfather, Odin, and the six materials the dwarves required to forge the fetter from Svartalfheim: the sound a cat makes when it moves, the beard of a woman, the roots of a mountain, the sinew of a bear, the breath of a fish, and the spittle of a bird. You can see the gloomy faces of two of those dwarves on both sides of the print. On the bottom, the gods are fastening Gleipnir to the boulder Gjoll and the rock Thviti.
You can read more about it directly on https://limbsdisarm.etsy.com
The print is available on t-shirt, backpatch and tote bag. DM if you have any question!
