Twilight on the Hill.

Morning up on Thor’s Hill.

Excellent piece by The Chad Pastoralist.

It has come to my attention that a channel called the Sacred Stew is spreading slander about me.

I will gladly swear upon the name of Þórr, that the (rather unhinged and disgusting) information espoused has no basis in reality, and I have witnesses willing to attest to this and my character.

What is true though, is that I am a landowner and a working man, who seeks to worship Þórr in a traditional manner. I am happily engaged, and my tribe is made up of married men all with families.

Slander is easy to do when hidden behind a screen, or when the target is far away.

Furthermore, I will remind you that Waldgang is a place where men are able to settle their disputes.

Think on that.

“Folk is ultimately tied to an original landscape/geographic location as well. Folk cultures are found in small, homogeneous groups. Because of this, folk culture is stable through time, but highly variable across space. Folk customs originate in the distant past and change slowly over time. Folk cultures move across space by relocation diffusion, as groups move they bring their cultural items, as well as their ideas with them. Folk culture is transmitted or diffused in person. Knowledge is transmitted either by speaking to others, or through participating in an activity until it has been mastered.”