#jamtli

A Viking ship. Detail from the Överhogdal tapestries, named after the village in Sweden where they were discovered in 1909. The tapestries include imagery drawn from the Norse tradition, such as Odin's eight-legged horse Sleipnir and (possibly) the world-tree Yggdrasil, as well as Christian imagery. Interpretation of the tapestries differs, but the scenes may represent Ragnarök, the end of the world as recounted/prophesied in Norse religion and myth. Recent radiocarbon dating places the tapestries between 1040 and 1170. They are now located in Jamtli, a museum in Östersund, Sweden.

Norrland - Färgernas land

I forgot to post this but me and my siblings and my stepdad went to Jamtli yesterday. By far the most interesting part of that is the animals, but seeing how our city would have looked in different time periods, built with actual buildings and all that is also really cool.

På nationaldagen den 6:e juni är vi liksom flera andra föreningar på Jamtli och delar ut flyern till besökare. Under dagen kommer vi också att erbjuda er som besöker oss att gå en kort tipspromenad och för de som är lite extra intresserade erbjuder vi att prova på Stagefighting.

Vi hoppas naturligt vis att många av er har möjlighet att komma och hälsa på oss i vår bod som står vid tingskullen.…