The Sea Stallion From Glendalough? The name alone would have caused their enemies to die from sheer terror. posted by UbuRoivas at 11:57 PM on June 30, 2008
About time. They had enormous trouble crossing the North Sea on their way over. Took them the help of a motorized tug boat if I remember, because they began to fear for the health of some of the crew due to the open weather nature of the boat.
Also, alot of the time (months) they spent waiting for the right wind and climatic conditions.
If nothing else, they have demonstrated how difficult it can be to do what they attempted. posted by Catfry at 1:16 AM on July 1, 2008
The last link is very interesting. posted by Catfry at 1:25 AM on July 1, 2008
Actually, all the main links are very interesting, so thank you for this post. posted by Catfry at 1:38 AM on July 1, 2008
Why does the Smithsonian site have better photos of the boat than the official site? The web is multimedia, people. If your designer doesn't know that, fire him/her and hire one that knows what the img tag is for. posted by caution live frogs at 5:56 AM on July 1, 2008
My Comments sank the Longboat. Recent Activity keeps it sunk, kind of. posted by caddis at 6:35 AM on July 1, 2008
Oh boy! Glendalough! That's where I'm a Viking! posted by mwhybark at 8:18 AM on July 1, 2008
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