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dinsdag 8 april 2014

Vikings season 2


Hail Vikings fans. You got to see this season. Or first catch up season 1 and then start to see season 2. My expectations were high after seen season 1. I needed to wait for almost 5 months. The others much longer. But it is totally worth it.

On Sunday the 6th of April Season 2 of Vikings started in the Netherlands. After a wait for way too long and what seamed forever I was able to see what fans in USA and Canada already could. I already knew things because I read everything from Vikings. I don’t want to spoil anything for the fans who haven’t seen it yet. You need to see this.

I was happy to see the familiar faces in Vikings the main characters stayed from season 1 episode 9. I am glad they continued the series with introducing new person’s they have done that before and continue doing this. Although I am not sure what I liked about the first episode. They were able to continue the conflict in every character from scratch.

I can argue with what happened to a few characters. Although I love the way Michael Hirst did write this. It is in my imagination I had chosen differently. I hated when storylines get separated and not shown what happened in the meanwhile.

But before spoiling things I would like to say this series is going to be great, awesome, joyful and tears will flow it is going to be excited. Can’t wait to see episode 2 next Sunday. By the way this season got 11 episodes. So two episodes times more the fun.
Enjoy the raids, intrigues, happiness and tears to come!!!!!!!!



maandag 10 maart 2014

A million Vikings are still out there in the Britain and Ireland.


A million Vikings are still out there in the Britain and Ireland.

Pretty fascinating to know that in this world still a million direct and indirect descendants of the Vikings are still out there. What would it be like in the whole world?

According to DNA from the old Viking age compared with the DNA of persons across the country. The Viking legacy is still very alive in Britain and Ireland. Only men can be found.

Amazing numbers show us that the biggest part lives in

1. Shetland - 29.2 per cent
2. Orkney - 25.2 per cent
3. Caithness - 17.5 per cent