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Icelandic Yulelads
| skarpi | 13 Dec 13 - 01:57 AM | |
| Dave the Gnome | 13 Dec 13 - 05:06 AM | |
| ChanteyLass | 13 Dec 13 - 07:37 PM | |
| GUEST,leeneia | 13 Dec 13 - 09:28 PM | |
| skarpi | 14 Dec 13 - 01:40 AM | |
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Subject: Icelandic Yulelads From: skarpi Date: 13 Dec 13 - 01:57 AM Hallo , we all believe in some thing or some one well here you can see some thing about our 13 julelads last night the first arrived to town , and they will keep on coming one by one until Christmas . http://yulelads.com/ all the best Skarpi Iceland . |
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Subject: RE: Icelandic Yulelads From: Dave the Gnome Date: 13 Dec 13 - 05:06 AM What a great tradition - Thanks for posting that, Skarpi. Cheers DtG |
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Subject: RE: Icelandic Yulelads From: ChanteyLass Date: 13 Dec 13 - 07:37 PM Skarpi, I know you have written that you have trouble making blue clickies. I was going to try to make one. When I tried to go to the website, my computer would not take me there. Then I did a web search for Icelandic Yule Lads. I found a lot of information. Wikipedia was one source. It told me that the lads each leave on a different day. You had already said they each come on a different day. I also liked the pictures and information here. http://www.iceland.is/images/the-icelandic-yule-lads.jpg These lads are better than Disney's Seven Dwarfs! My favorite is Skyrgámur. When I was in Iceland, I had skyr for dessert almost every night for two weeks. When I got home, I was glad to find it in Whole Foods markets. At least one US company, Siggi's, makes it. |
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Subject: RE: Icelandic Yulelads From: GUEST,leeneia Date: 13 Dec 13 - 09:28 PM Thanks for the link, ChanteyLass. I looked and I read, but I believe I'll stick with Jolly Old Saint Nicholas. Thanks, Skarpi. It's interesting. Um, Icelanders might want to check into things like Christmas cookies, candy canes, oranges and nuts for Christmas instead of skyr and edible tallow candles. It would brighten the long winter days. Don't bother with fruitcake, though. |
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Subject: RE: Icelandic Yulelads From: skarpi Date: 14 Dec 13 - 01:40 AM Leeneia , we but lights on our houses in November until January. and we have candles and Christmas cookies and fruitcakes and our own Hangikjöt and all sort of Christmas all the best Skarpi |
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