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The Basque people

The Basque people, indigenous to the western Pyrenees straddling northern Spain and southwestern France, are one of Europe’s most culturally distinct groups. Their homeland, known as Euskal Herria, encompasses a rugged landscape that has helped preserve their traditions and identity for millennia.... (edited) read more

It is my understanding that the Angles and the Saxons were germanic people who came to England after the Romans left.

Since then, they have mixed with Celts, Scandinavians et plenty more due to the British Empire amongst other things. So it pisses me off when people call the English "Anglo-Saxons"! 🙄 Of course, the French started it! So I will now call the French "Gauls" 😂 (edited)

The Winter Solstice.

At this time of the end of the year, heading into the new year is the point where this is the Winter Solstice period. This point was and still is observed by many pagan and folk traditions throughout the world, specifically Europe and within small groups in Central Asia.. etc. Yule in the... (edited) read more

WORD OF THE DAY

Gewgaw (noun): A showy, cheap trinket, bauble, or useless ornament. Pronunciation: [goo-gaw] Etymology: Of Middle English origin, first appearing around 1175–1225, with origins in earlier, possibly Germanic or French, terms that signify toys or showy items. I love a word that sounds exactly... read more

Expanded the lore and races of Legaria

I had thought of why not some Irish like counterpart? But also another in the north. So the Kaamillen came from Tawyl and then some more Tawylii diverged into Freymillen more Celtic like language like Tawylii. Settling to the west. Kaamillen took the central land. Then some of those went up north... (edited) read more

Westsæ's Call

This is a folk / sea shanty song I've produced. I focus on the lyrics and the theme of the song. The English as a people were originally germanic pagans, they were closely related to the Vikings from a few centuries later. During Romes abandonment of Britain, Jutes, Saxons and Angles were hired by... read more