Helgi and the Valkyrie - A Viking Tale of Love and Death

[@Crecganford]

Are there any other stories for the Eddas you would like to hear?

[@garytucker8696]

The tale of the ship of the Gods would be nice to hear Skidbladnir or Skithblathnir,

[@Crecganford]

@@garytucker8696 Yes, I agree, I've written that on the list, it may be some weeks away but I'll do that

[@snoway397]

This has been a delight. [appreciated] to the core. 🎅

[@Crecganford]

Thank you

[@ValeriePoynter]

Wow! Such a vivid and beautiful story. Thank you! 🎶

[@Crecganford]

Thank you for watching it, and for taking the time to comment.

[@garytucker8696]

Thank you for sharing Sir.

[@jasonbatty5168]

Another great video brother keep them coming 👍

[@joshuas193]

Wow, that was a great story. Thank you.

[@Crecganford]

Thank you for watching, and taking the time to comment. I do appreciate it when I hear other people enjoy the stories.

[@HappyLeigh]

Binge watching all your stories. Very cool. Thanks 👍

[@Crecganford]

Thank you very much!

[@MaryAnnNytowl]

Your videos are so cool! I enjoy them all! 🤷‍♀️ As for what I'd like to learn? All of it! LOL!

[@Crecganford]

Thank you so much!

[@henrykuo1068]

Interesting story

[@treectrice9180]

That was great

[@Crecganford]

Thanks again for watching even more of my videos :)

[@ibvolund]

Liked this very much

[@Crecganford]

Thank you

[@dazzletv2910]

like bro

[@PalkkiTT]

ŠÜŠ

[@othroerirkindred6304]

Have you read the Hollander Elder Edda translation?

[@Crecganford]

I have not, I tend to use Larrington's version first, and then wander between other versions if I need to see other perspectives on the text. It does have good reviews, how would you rate it?

[@othroerirkindred6304]

@@Crecganford Hollander Edda is my favorite, but Chisholm/s version has good commentary at the end of each lay. The only Prose Edda I have read is the Everyman edition.

[@Crecganford]

@@othroerirkindred6304 I will take a look at it, and agree that the Everyman version of the Prose Edda is really the only one worth reading, or the Upsala version by the same author.

[@magnusjensson8199]

Like in Alvíss mál.