Odin has two ravens, but many associate crows with Odin. They associate crows with ravens. Ravens and crows belong to the same bird family, but they are two different species. Crows have nothing to do with Norse heathenry, no matter how people want to twist and turn it. Odin has two ravens, not two crows.

Had these 2 little pups visit the other day! 😆 The ravens/crows have been really active as well

Useful video about befriendiŋ a crow by Krari ðe crow #crow #conectingwithnature

Björn Järnsida's (Ironside) burial mound in Sweden 🇸🇪 In the early 18th century, a burial mound on the island of Munsö was claimed by antiquarians to be Björn Järnsidas hög or Björn Ironside's burial mound. The runestone crowns the burial mound of him in Uppland. The stone is a fragment and has the no. U 13 in the index list. The runestone was actually in a different location, but was moved here to give the place a mystical impression. The runes are translated as: … Þorgautr, they … spirit and God's … Today the place has become a small pilgrimage site for us pagans, which, as you can see, is often visited and large and small offerings are left behind. It was one of my favorite places to visit this year.