Summer solstice in Greenland is joyfully celebrated on June 21st, marking a day filled with rich history and cultural significance. This special day has roots in ancient traditions observed in many countries. Greenland embraced this beautiful celebration in 1985, following its grant of home rule in 1979. On June 21, 1985, Greenland proudly declared JuneContinue reading “The Longest Day – Summer Solstice in Qaqortoq, Greenland 60º N”
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Icecap in South Greenland
“Places in Greenland I haven’t visited yet but are on my bucket list.”
One of the destinations accessible by boat is known as Qassiarsuk (Brattahlíð). This site features ancient Norse ruins, among which are remains of a church, stables, a hall, and other structures that remain visible, in addition to reconstructions of both a Norse longhouse and Tjodhilde’s church, which is believed to have been the first ChristianContinue reading ““Places in Greenland I haven’t visited yet but are on my bucket list.””
Five Things I do For Fun
After giving this writing prompt some thought, here are the five things I do for fun: 1. First off, gardening is definitely at the top of my list! Since I was 11, I’ve discovered that I can grow just about any plant that comes my way. It’s like my own little superpower, you know? IContinue reading “Five Things I do For Fun”
What is my mission?
I have been brainstorming with pen and paper in hand for a few days. I am considering my plans for 2025. My focus is mainly on my Greenland Quilter YouTube channel and the blog. I am also thinking about establishing a decent Greenland Quilter / Living Greenland Facebook account. Additionally, I want to integrate Instagram,Continue reading “What is my mission?”
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