Jjajangbap and homeade kimchi.

Fancy dropping in on Odin this weekend? Several place names in England and Scotland are believed to be derived from the name of the god Odin (Old Norse Óðinn) or his Anglo-Saxon counterpart, Woden (Old English Wōden). Here is a list of such places: England: Odin Mine: Located near Castleton in Derbyshire. Odin Sitch: Also near Castleton, Derbyshire. Wambrook: In Somerset, interpreted as "Woden's Brook." Wampool: In Hampshire, meaning "Woden's Pool." Wanborough: Found in both Wiltshire and Surrey, derived from "Wōdnes-beorg," meaning "Woden's Barrow." Wansdyke: An ancient earthwork in southern England, translating to "Woden's Dyke." Wanstead: In Essex, meaning "Woden's Stead." Wednesbury: Located in the West Midlands, translating to "Woden's Burgh." Wednesfield: Also in the West Midlands, meaning "Woden's Field." Wensley: In Derbyshire, interpreted as "Woden's Meadow." Wembury: In Devon, derived from "Woden's Hill" or "Woden's Barrow." Woden's Barrow: Also known as Adam's Grave or Walker's Hill, a barrow in Wiltshire. Woden Hill: Located in Hampshire, part of Bagshot Heath. Wonston: In Hampshire, meaning "Woden's Town." Woodbridge: In Suffolk, originally "Wodenbrycge," meaning "Woden's Bridge." Woodnesborough: In Kent, translating to "Woden's Burgh." Woodway House: Named after "Woden's Way." Wormshill: Derived from "Woden's Hill." Grimsdyke and Grim's Ditch: Ancient earthworks; "Grim" is another name associated with Woden. Scotland: Edin's Hall Broch: Located in Berwickshire, sometimes referred to as "Odin's Hall Broch" and originally "Wooden's (Woden's) Hall." Grim's Dyke: Another term used for the Antonine Wall. Woden Law: An Iron Age hillfort in the Cheviot Hills near the border with Northumberland, meaning "Woden Hill."

For Thurseblot durning the first full moon of the year. Hail to the ancient Jotnar, Guardians of the wild and untamed, I offer a feast of meat, eggs and honey mead from my land. To honor your strength and wisdom. Thor, son of Jord, who battles with might, Loki, trickster of the frost, Skadi, fierce goddess of the mountains, I acknowledge your kin, the giants of old. May this offering be a bridge Between the realms of man and Jotunheim, Bringing peace, understanding, and respect. Hail to the Jotnar, ancient and enduring.

Fresh Pesto Genovese on penne Homeade Pork Bolognese on penne And Alfredo penne with a side of roasted garlic and parmasean bread.

Im not part of the company anymore, but its still my absolute favorite mead. Probably one of the very best around, since i have tried a ton of different ones.

Meat, Mead and great people 🤤

My first apple cyser! (Mead using apple juice and locally sourced honey instead of water). Currently working on getting back to a more bartering based system with like minded people such as brewers, blacksmiths, etc so people can use their skills to trade with others.

Homemade Yule Mead!

VALHALLA (Label Artwork) 🔥SCENT🔥 Oak-Barreled bourbon, Warm Sandalwood, Fresh Tobacco, Spiced Mead, Vanilla Sticks 💡INSPIRATION💡 Valhalla — the golden hall where the bravest warriors gather for an afterlife of endless feasting, fighting, and camaraderie. This blend captures the essence of that legendary realm with the warmth of oak-barreled bourbon, sandalwood, and fresh tobacco, embodying the strength and richness of the gods' own sanctuary. Notes of spiced mead and a touch of vanilla add a smooth, inviting sweetness, reminiscent of the lavish feasts and toasts to fallen heroes. Valhalla is a tribute to this timeless hall of legends, a bold and enduring scent that brings a taste of the warrior’s paradise to life. 🎨BEHIND THE SCENES🎨 ▪️The 5th scent I have released. ▪️There are 12 different layers of clouds blended in this, as well as 15 different layers of just lighting alone. ▪️Valhalla and Asgard actually share the same constructed bindrune, but both differing on their meanings. ▪️Knowing this was going to be an epic scene, I rendered over 1400 images dedicated on bringing what I had in my head into reality. The Bindrune consists of three elder futhark runes: ᛏ (Tiwaz): Represents sacrifice and honor in battle, fitting the warriors who fight for glory in Valhalla. Positioned as the backbone of the design, forming the spear-like structure. ᛉ (Algiz): Symbolizes divine protection and favor, highlighting the warriors’ connection to the gods and their readiness for the eternal fight. Integrated seamlessly into the spear’s shape. ᚨ (Ansuz): Reflects Odin’s wisdom and divine guidance, appearing subtly as the fletching on the shaft of the spear, suggesting the divine call to Valhalla and the flight to glory. I constructed the bindrune to form a crude spear pointing upright, symbolizing the warrior's honor and readiness for the final battle. Tiwaz and Algiz merge to create a strong, protective backbone, while Ansuz, as fletching, adds Odin’s voice and guidance. I hope this captures the spirit of Valhalla—sacrifice, protection, and divine purpose. www.valkyriebeardcare.com

Hávamál Rúnatal ~ Stanza ~ 138 and 139 Wounded I hung on a windswept gallows For nine long nights, Pierced by a spear, pledged to Odhinn, Offered, myself to myself The wisest know not from whence spring The roots of that ancient root, They gave me no bread, they gave me no mead, I looked down; With a loud cry I took up runes; And from that tree I fell.